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To: hmk who wrote (7089)12/27/1997 6:57:00 PM
From: Richard Miller  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 8960
 
Harold:

I never said Q would not want institutional investors. I suspect they desparately want them. Unfortunately they seem to assume these guys can't read Sec Filings and don't talk among themselves. If you knew there were 5,000,000 shares or so overhanging the market through an SB-2 would you pull the trigger to buy? Not if you liked a paycheck.

If you knew the top management had invented a "Founder's Royalty" to help themselves to 5% of the GROSS would you buy? There are more "If's" for institutional investors than Rudyard Kipling could conjure.

The answer to your question on AOL is yes. Just go to keyword (Control K)"Company Research" (no quotes marks). Go to message boards "q".
It's very much like using Motley Fool, but doesn't have the pompous Fools running the show. Surprisingly it gets alot more action than the Motley Fools Q board. Sure the Stocks 0000 says some stupid things. I mentioned I found some of his statements rediculous. But let's not throw out the baby with the bathwater. Would love to see a denial from Q on the ex Mrs. Jerry Rosen.

Richard




To: hmk who wrote (7089)12/28/1997 2:14:00 AM
From: Mason Barge  Respond to of 8960
 
I trhink Richard misunderstood the question (or else he is right and I'm wrong). AOL has two stock message boards, one completely proprietary and one run by MF. You can't access either one of them without an AOL account. MF also has a web-based message board service, but it is separate and different from the AOL/MF service, i.e. different posts. However, you can access the MF-web service from the www.