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To: Wayne Rumball who wrote (23040)8/3/2000 3:07:13 AM
From: pekkles  Respond to of 25711
 
Wayne,

Please keep in mind that the SEC halted trading back in 1997 due to their investigation of RMIL's illegitimate activities....something unparallel to FDKP's potential short squeeze. Although investors rallied to expose the naked shorts and attempted to squeeze the MM's, the company's actions and SEC's indefinite trading suspension was uncontrollable to the investors. FDKP is quite a different scenario IMO.

pek



To: Wayne Rumball who wrote (23040)8/3/2000 7:47:51 AM
From: Joe Copia  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 25711
 
Wayne, thanks for coming over here and posting. The fact of the matter is the cert call in will take us past the August 9th split date and delivery of said certs should coincide with FDKP's 10q.

Sit back and let's see what happens. Amazing how many eyes are watching this show. Even you have showed up on this thread.

What folks do not understand is that 5-7 people own ~1.7 mil of the float and have in fact called for delivery. I would venture to guess that outside those 5-7, many more have requested the certs.

The attempt to compare this stock with a Riley G stock with a float of 10 zillion (not counting offshore printing presses) is way out of line but I appreciate it.

Please read this Wayne Where are very close to the last round. When things are done the proper way, proper results follow:

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