To: tech who wrote (1359 ) 11/21/1997 4:56:00 PM From: TEDennis Respond to
tech: Answers to your queries ...I'll have to call after Thanksgiving and set up an appointment. Ron Bishop was kind enough to be sensitive to the fact that I live in Sedona and wanted to know how often I get to Phoenix. Since I'm retired (I didn't tell him that, but he knows it after reading this) it doesn't make much difference to me. After I see the tool, I'll be able to compare it against my internal data base of tools knowledge and judge whether it's worth a damn or not. I built tools for 20+ years myself, so I'm fairly well qualified to judge their viability. Nope. He just gushed on about the wonderfulness of CSGI. A paid hypester, so to speak. I know several folks within the confines of PLAT, so will follow up with them. I wouldn't be surprised to get a few emails early next week after they read my posts. Potential? Absolutely. That's why I'm a stockholder. That's why I bought when it was above $10 per share. Not happy right now, obviously, but it will make a profit for me sooner or later. Or not ... Note that I'm not saying the tools has potential yet (and I won't, until I see it myself) ... I'm commenting on the fact that they're a small company with a low stock price. Any contract announcement could make this jump quickly. Depending on how I feel that day, I might sell. I'm not naive enough to fall in love with a stock or its purpose for being 'alive'. I just want to make some money. If the tool is something special, then I'll recommend it to my prior clients who still contact me for suggestions. This subject was tactfully sidestepped several times.
