To: John Fairbanks who wrote (1198 ) 1/13/1998 7:47:00 PM From: Dave Shares Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 27968
Hi John, This post of yours was quite interesting. I suspect, however, that you traded most of what you sold at a higher price than what Westcott was selling the stock for the last few days. If not, I'm glad I don't have to explain to your investors why you lost all those profits on paper, after all, you are a trader, aren't you--buy low and sell high ? Of course, earlier, you told Redhead that you would hold out til at least 1.25 and then only sell 1/4. Listen, I don't mean to flame you, you are entitled to do as you please as we all are entitled to do what we think is best. And John, I do absolutely believe that you still hold stock and that you are positive on the company, and your comments are honest observations about the short term vs. the long term prospects of the company. I just wish everyone would stop trying to kid each other here. Lurker has said it a couple of times, until there are financials, there is nothing to drive this stock. The log that was posted is scary to me, if someone sees anything good in it, please open my eyes. If I was playing this for momentum, I sure wouldn't be holding this one right now, the momentum train left last Wednesday at 11:45 am. To those of you who speak about the float changing hands, this is a daytrading toy when it runs. We don't know about the float, there are no financials, and when it daytrades, the same shares can be trading two or three times a day, and the MMs who are shorting this can be selling shares that don't even exist. Folks, this is a OTCBB company, ripe for whatever games that anyone wants to play. I have made a profit from what I bought earlier and I am holding this for the future, I can afford whatever happens, but always hope for the best. I respect the posters like Brad and Cheryl who have DD'ed this company to the max, and with Tonto here, I hope we will learn even more. Good luck everyone, but get ready for whatever happens, and to Jake who needs new shoes, you better be ready to borrow a few bucks to get some if you need them soon. Like others have said, be patient, and hope that this company can execute the plan they are telling us about. Best wishes, David