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Technology Stocks : ACII - AmeriChip International, Inc -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: wso2 who wrote (1274)	2/29/2008 12:41:50 PM
From: jeepney	Respond to of 2396

WSO,there are bashers and there are bashers. But not fair to group dissenting opinions esp from long time believers in acii as bashers. Facts are facts anyway you present them. Delusions are facts only to the delusional or self denying. I've read and respect your intelligent posts WSO. I would like nothing more than to finally see acii become a winner. It just doesn't look that way. As such i am angry and don't want to see acii continue to get away with their bs and hook honest investors into their net of deception. If you're wondering i took a loss on acii but continue to watch to see what the end game is, and leave open the possibility of jumping back in if contracts are announced. After all it's pretty damn cheap now. All above my opinion

To: wso2 who wrote (1274)	2/29/2008 12:53:16 PM
From: rushlong	Respond to of 2396

I'm holding and will seen how this plays out. However I am less confident in making making sig $ here. Wondering if their "secrecy" is more do to not having great things in the works instead of it being required by customers as they say. Are they hiding behind this claim of customer confidentiality?

To: wso2 who wrote (1274)	2/29/2008 1:09:22 PM
From: tevet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2396

It seems that the stock is indeed dead, killed off by dilution and company apathy for the investor. It is one of those curious cases where the business aspect of the company is improving while the stock is floundering or declining. I, however, remain hopeful that things will improve mainly due to the viability of the technology and progress made with the heavy hitters in the industry. If the business side of the company continues to progress and revenues continues to increase (with high margins), profitability should be around the corner and dilution should cease. A r/s at this time wouldn't be a bad thing to breathe some life into the stock and maintain stock price stability.