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Technology Stocks : Research Frontiers (REFR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: inchingup who wrote (5116)	3/26/2004 7:52:49 AM
From: inchingup	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50680

More lies by Nancy-Circa 1998: Get the word out! by: N_Dixon 07/14/98 12:53 am Msg: 1834 of 177876 Olsok, This is EXACTLY what I meant by a "Catch 22" situation. We have a stock that is months (THAT'S CORRECT !!! MONTHS!!!) away from commercial product. And not just ANY commercial product but a technology that is going to be PERVASIVE in the 21st century and you have a broker who tells a client "does not look very good"?!!????? If your friend did not have the information that we provided they would not know to push the broker into doing any more due diligence than pulling up a chart. And people STILL don't believe a small group of shorts can affect the buying!!!!! WAKE UP!!! I am having my friends' brokers call me and I give them a rundown on the company and ALL THE SOURCES they need to verify what I am saying is true. THEY ARE BLOWN AWAY that no one is aggressively buying. They see that they can sit patiently at or below the bid and stock will come eventually in in waves of selling (usually but not always towards the end of the day). Until there is sponsorship by a major brokerage or investment newsletter this stock remains the "stealth" blockbuster. There is absolutely NO HYPE that is coming from the company. While we do expect blockbuster announcements, we have no way on knowing if they are days, weeks, or months away. We do sense that product is imminent and Joe Harary did say that the "careful reader" would understand what the technological announcements portend. Until the WSJ or CNBC segments are in place, the YIC is launching its own awareness campaign. We are making sure that investors are educated enough not to react to every dip or rise for that matter in the stock price but rather to have a goal for accumulating shares and to dollar cost average. That means staying low and taking advantage of the selling cloudbursts that happen on occasion. Don't worry if you got it at the "low" of the day or week or month. Just focus on how many shares you want to own. Each 100 shares = 4 years tuition at the most expensive private university. Each 1000 shares = ability to pay off entire mortgage. Each 10,000 (or as we fondly refer to it the "Ed McMahon or Publishers Clearing House Plan")= Six figure income for the rest of your life. That's why we say "Keep your eyes on the prize." We know what the Act III is in this little drama and so can ignore the chaos of Act II and all the bit players who have appeared on the stage. In the end the good guys win, the asteriod gets blown up and the world is saved and victory is all the sweeter as it has been tempered by struggle and frustration. Take the extra step and make sure that you follow up with people to whom you've recommended the stock. They DON'T know what we KNOW and the price will be off-putting. People HAVE to understand the DISCONNECT or they won't be comfortable holding on to their shares. This stock can change a lot of lives. I have friends who have NEVER owned a stock before, who never thought they had a CHANCE of getting into a higher income bracket than their working-class parents, or grandparents and NEVER dreamed they might be able to pay for the college education of their children at any school of their choice. These people are scared right now. They only feel the risk and don't understand enough about the stock market to know that the current stock price is just a result of market unawareness and stock manipulation and NOTHING to do with their investment. They matter to me. I don't share the cavalier attitude that only the "players" should be in this market. I believe that the people at REFR are not cavalier either and that they will come through for us all whether we own 100 or 100,000 shares. ND