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To: rrufff who wrote (248)	11/2/2005 10:39:29 PM
From: creede	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 827

I think you just said it all. Why wouldn't he want the price as high as possible so the investment dollars would keep on coming? If he would only sell at a rate that is less than the rate of the buying then he could buy himself a lot more time for the start-up. Also, he would save himself much grief from the investors...not to mention the hoops that he has to jumped through to do the R/S. The only other theory I have is this: (from my post on IHUB) ...there is one other possibility...a poster on SI always loves to say that "price may be an artifact of prevailing systems intent". What the heck does that mean(took me 10 PM's to figure it out)? In other words, Management could be keeping the price as low as possible to enable maximum accumulation at the proper time(why, that sounds crooked). This is probably too far fetched to be true, but it is food for thought. One thing is for sure...The Astrom's know way more about the stock market than we give them credit for. If they do have a hot product, you can bet they are going to unleash a rocket that will make HISC look like a mole-hill. Some day they must unless they want to wear a stigma to the grave. They are going to have to do something impressive to get the monkey off their back and break the Curse. All IMVHO. Thoughts? GodBless-ND cris