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To: Boopa who wrote (4062)11/15/2005 12:31:57 PM
From: SI Dave  Respond to of 6035
 
Looking good to [long] investors has never been a criteria. Maybe it looks great to short investors?

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To: Boopa who wrote (4062)11/15/2005 12:51:58 PM
From: Original Mad Dog  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6035
 
Are thread titles and descriptions supposed to "look good" to investors? Actually, that one only asks two questions, one suggesting it may be bad ("Is it a scam?") and the other suggesting it may be good ("Is it new and revolutionary?"). Your short posting history on SI consists solely of pumping this stock and complaining to Dave that somebody else isn't on board with your point of view.

Let's explore this company's financials for a second. The market capitalization is $40.43 million. Its current assets (cash and inventory) are only $622,000. Total revenue in the last period was $4,000. Research and SGA expenses were about $5 million. Maybe typical for a start up, high risk uncertain reward. Top three execs hold millions of shares combined, also typical. The ticker symbol, using a soft "c", sounds like "sexy". Hmmm.

The thread header seems like it expresses a reasonable range of possible opinion. Unless your viewpoint is that "opinions" are what somebody else believes and "facts" are what you believe.