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Non-Tech : RECY Looking Good... A -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: apl who wrote (3675)	1/3/1998 5:59:00 PM
From: majormember	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7006

apl, Just looked at Yahoo and all the action seems to be there... Quite fascinating the battle between jstwate and MrFreez; (could they really be Jim & Ed?) It seems the very knowledgeable and pro-RECY MrFreez has just ceded to anti-RECY jstwate that RECY WILL in fact have an operating loss of about$700,000 for the Sept. quarter. Certainley there are good reasons,and MrFreez lays them out very well. To me, the $64,000 question is has the market already factured in the loss in it's valuation of RECY at $6, or will RECY tank when the loss is finally announced? It's starting to be an interesting New Year, and being HEAVY in RECY, I am afraid to hear the answer. And no, if RECY does tank, I do not want to hear "RECY for the long term," ever again... Skane

To: apl who wrote (3675)	1/3/1998 6:27:00 PM
From: TheInvestor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7006

For those who do not read the YAHOO RECY message board, I would like to post here my response on RECY: "Ok guys, I read all the posts aboute RECY's losses. To me they don't count a hell of beans. What I am saying if you are in RECY for the SHORT run, well it counts. But if your are in for "the long term". Don't get dismayed with all this talk here on the threads. The RECY management team is one of the finest in the small company arena, they are expanding their business and growing by leaps and bounds. There is no text book formula to be successfull, only to take chances and incur debt and grow. I assume, most of you own homes and when you brought it did you pay hard cold cash for your house or did you take a mortgage and financed it over 30 years or so? Should we consider you a failure because you incured more debt, or should we respect you for buying a home and improving your lifestyle? That applies here, if RECY does not show a magnificiant profit one quarter should we write it off as a failure or as a company taking chances and growing its business. Not every quarter in a Company's history is going to be a bang up profit quarter. Not unless you are talking aboute Microsoft, GE, Cisco, etc. Since RECY is a tiny company compared to these giants, we have to give it room to grow and not sit there and attack every move it makes. If you are truly in RECY "for the long term" you will see it my way. If you are shorting it, well I guess you are having a field day with numbers now. If you are sitting on the sidelines wondering what to do. Buy it when the price is down and wait for the profit to come back some time later. Just another observation to this discussion, TI "