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

To: inchingup who wrote (9240)	3/2/2003 3:31:56 PM
From: inchingup	Respond to of 10293

Bill, you will like this post from Dixons close buddy Larry: It should cheer up your afternoon. small brain by: lsmith9189 (49/M/san diego, ca) 09/30/99 09:45 am Msg: 15220 of 132418 everyone who follows this stock knows that the price has been news driven . the sudden price increases and subsequent decreases are exagerrated by those who want to make some quick trades. your observation is not too insightful.so, some of you might be able to scalp a point or two here and there. big deal. those of us who are in for the long term realize that our payoff will be huge. in fact, far bigger than i ever believed. and do you want to know why? not too long ago several of us actually approached rfi about getting a license to sell spd products. have you and/or any of your `associates ` ever thought of doing anything like that? while the company was very encouraging, what we subsequently found out was mind boggling. there are hundreds, and probably near 1000, companies ahead of us. i will say that again just in case you cannot comprehend those simple words. there are nearly 1000 companies ahead of us. these are companies that have approached rfi about obtaining a license. now, we have known from several independent sources that there has been a lot of interest in this from a lot of companies, but never in my mind did we think it was that high.that probably explains why hitachi was so quick to jump on the rfi bandwagon. now, whether you and your cronies believe that makes no difference to me. but our group quickly decided that our time and money is much better spent just buying refr. so we thank you and the other traders and shorts that keep driving this price down and allow us to increase our positions. as for your pump and dump scenario, i would suggest that you do the following. figure out how much joe harary makes at rfi , including the money he has made selling his options. then figure out how much he could have made at some ny law firm. you will find out that he has given up millions of dollars in salary to stay at rfi. so much for the pump and dump. if he was in the business of maximizing his short term income he would have left a long time ago. his interest, at least monitarily, will be best served by aligning his long term gains with that of us long term shareholders. that is where he, and i ,are going to make the big bucks. you, on the other hand, are a penny ante nuisance at best, small change at worst. hopefully short rfi and eventually financially ruined.