To: stockid who wrote (2327 ) 12/4/1997 8:49:00 PM From: Theo Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 12043
SK, ~~"I beleive and I'm sorry to say that we may see some more lows. So I'm trying to scrounge and save to buy more when it goes even lower."~ I think you're right. I profess that I was somewhat surprised to see the close price tonite when I got home from work. But, after reading all the posts and thinking about it, I believe Jim has the right idea. At least I'll be waiting to see how far they walk it down before I pick up more shares with my loose change. As someone posted (I can't remember all the names now<g>), there isn't a thing we can do now until the "30" day time frame expires. The squeeze IMHO is sitting on the back burner until the float is taken care of. Which is what we all wanted to begin with. If, during this time frame, the MM's are going to push the price down, then why not take advantage of it? We cannot stop the price drop until the float is reduced- pure and simple. I don't have the kind of jack required to buy up all those shares, so I'm just gonna let it play out and let EUTO retire 'em. If I can catch some bargains in the process, then I'm going to. Of course, calling for the certs is prudent as I'm not going to let them use my shares against me later!!! The monkey wrench in this mess is that we do NOT know the current float as we don't know the number of shares the ghost companies fed back into the float. Someone else (Ellen?) speculated to the effect of how do we know if ALL the companies were guilty. I guess we don't, but, I think that those companies were given advanced warning prior to December 1st. If I understood Alan's original post, it was because of the inaction of those companies to the first request that prompted the legal eagles getting involved. That would lead me to believe that ALL the companies were involved. Moot point to be sure. Bottom line is that there very well could be an additional 50 million in the float. Heck, we don't even know for sure if any of the ghost companies have even begun buying any of the shares back. And as far as this causing week hands to fold and undermine our position, I suspect they would probably have sold early in the run up anyway giving us no price support. The more shares that can be bought up cheap by those of us willing to wait it out, makes the eventual "squeeze" that more reliable IMHO. I've waited a few months now, 27 more days is nothing.<g> Just my readjusted thoughts for the evening....................;-) Theo