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Non-Tech : Bill Wexler's Dog Pound -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Ulrich who wrote (8848)	2/10/2003 3:58:24 PM
From: N. Dixon	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 10293

Where's the body, Clouseau? Better question is "Where is the supporting evidence for these claims?" The REFR stock fraud by: BillWexler (44/M) 08/24/00 02:28 pm Msg: 29498 of 130127 If you a victim of the REFR stock fraud please contact me at bwex@hotmail.com. ********************************************************* -----Original Message----- From: Bill Wexler bwex@h... To: ************************************ Date: Friday, August 25, 2000 2:00 AM Subject: Re: REFR > >Research Frontiers has never developed a product in its entire operating >history and we doubt that it ever will. The company has a very long history >of promoting its sock through carefully planned series of press releases >touting "licenses". These licenses have nearly zero value. The press >releases are accompanied by carefully orchestrated dissemination of false >rumors and hype through penny stock newsletters and the interenet. The >touts are paid with warrants and stock. > >Several of the posters on internet bulleting boards are actually stock >promoters and bucket shops who carry positions in the paper. The spreads on >the bid and ask sometimes widen as far as a dollar, and if a retail investor >tries to unload a position in size, he usually gets clipped on the bid. > >A lot of stock was dumped at the top. The reason it seems to collapse on >low volume is because there is no institutional support (far too >speculative). > >The current round of hype is simply the same old song that has been sung >about this company for years. There is a very good reason the world is >swamped with electrochromic and LCD devices yet with all the supposed >"advantages" of SPD, there is not one commercial product out there. > >It is still possible that enough new retail investors will get in to spike >the stock back up, but there is a zero chance that you will see stock >movement as the result of earnings. > >In our opinion, the stock is nearly worthless. >