To: Zeev Hed who wrote (77724 ) 8/19/2001 3:56:51 PM From: NightOwl Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 93625 Hi Zeev, I hope you haven't taken offense at my original reply. But you will have to understand the true depths of Ferro-IRONY which your comments would inspire in any long time resident of The INN.<g> Go back about three posts under Don G's handle and select one of those chart links he gave. When you get there make sure you bring up a 5 year format. Somewhere around December 1998 you'll see the beginning of a huge tanking of eye popping proportions. Then you'll note a significant period of bouncing around on the bottom - meaning the bottom of the chart frame. Then, assuming its a competent chart site, you'll likely a triangle or carrot of some sort denoting a "split." This would be not only a "reverse" split, but a reversal of massive 5/1 proportion. If memory serves - and I assure you, it serves - that produced a shares outstanding count of @12.5 mil. Then if you search a news site for "RMTR" around the end of 1999 and early 2000 you'll see that 12.5 mil was diluted by an acquisition of the Mushkin memory distributor and by IFX. Thus the dilution of which you are concerned, has been underway for some time now. But before you leave the news link, go back to January 1999 and see if you can find the "death spiral" that you are forecasting as a future event. It was an experience I certainly won't forget.<vbg> I doubt that RMTR will either, since it cost them their CFO and ultimately their CEO. In any case the "death spiral," in my view, is off current management's radar screens. Perhaps, I would be "doubtful" of this fact if RMTR management had a track record for fraud comparable to Avro and Tate's, but I have no evidence of that. But I believe these disclosures are only the sexiest bits of negativity of which Ramtronian Mom & Pops are aware. There are others of more pedestrian variety, but I will leave those to Mr. Burns to discover. In any case, it looks like IFX is going to have an unallocated $7.5 mil soon enough. All things Ironic being considered, I'd say that if RMTR should need more cash before Q1 '02, which I doubt, I would suspect that they would be more than happy to take another 25% interest in RMTR's IP. But that's the most credible worse case scenario I can come up with. ...As I have said before, if one must invest in a memory company, you won't find a better value than RMTR at under $3/sh. And by the end of the year RMBS will be looking up at their share price. But why this is true, I will leave to the more industrious Mom & Pops to discover. 0|0