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Strategies & Market Trends : Anthony @ Equity Investigations, Dear Anthony, -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ray Rueb who wrote (70947)	5/3/2001 8:06:17 AM
From: Frank	Respond to of 122087

Are you a comedian? Anthony and fellowship KNOW the basic answers. It is the puppy followers of the stock that need to do as you suggest. If there were legitimate answers to all those questions, don't you think HOMS would have them in the public domain voluntairily? One more thing. Do you think anyone would get a better and quicker reply using spellcheck? So shareholders without spellcheck are second class citizens? I'd bet you would not like the answers to the questions you suggest. Tony did not just pick HOMS out of a hat to slam. It came from DD and homework. All the reading I have done has exposed nothing to the contrary. You have put up many a post supporting HOMS. This flea's suggestion is, use future posting time to pose the questions you suggest...... but only if you don't mind changing your opinion when you are done. Thanks for the input though! Respectfully Frank

To: Ray Rueb who wrote (70947)	5/3/2001 8:29:53 AM
From: Mama Bear	Respond to of 122087

Let me ask you a serious, pro forma question. Do you really believe that if a company is running a stock promotion, that the company IR is the place to get real answers? The company is a good place to call if what you want is to know something concrete like when they will issue their earnings PR, or to confirm or deny the rumor that the CEO resigned that day. Seriously, I believe that with the exception of seeking information like in the examples above, calling the company is a complete and utter waste of time. Regards, Barb