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To: tiburon19 who wrote (674)	8/10/2006 2:41:34 PM
From: 49er-fan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 20808

Bottom Line is that with the near total lack of info HSOA has become PURE GAMBLE as I see it and that is not the way I like to invest. I will never again buy into a small cap company with such arrogant and inbred mgt. I say arrogant because of the way they handled their last earnings report. Millions of shareholders dollars lost and they discussed almost nothing. ( inbred because COE controls BOD ) I guess I'll just cash out with the 40 percent remaining of my nest egg as it is better then 20 if the bottom falls out again.

To: tiburon19 who wrote (674)	8/10/2006 2:42:25 PM
From: kbcpuck1	Respond to of 20808

I've said all along- value is recognized eventually, either by the market or another company. If the share price stays in this area, a buyout offer is a very good possibility. Companies have pretty good cash positions right now due to the relative attractiveness of short-term rates and lack of good opportunities. If a buyout offer came - shorts would have to cover and the stuff would hit the fan. The FTDs would be a mess and probably a hedge fund or two would be in trouble. This, in my opinion, is the type of disaster that the regulatory bodies are trying to avoid. Unfortunately, the way they're trying to avoid it is by putting their head in the sand.