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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Syncronys Softcorp (SYCR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kashish King who wrote (25805)	2/12/1998 11:31:00 AM
From: Sye Walsh	Respond to of 30240

THIS NEWS IS GOOD NEWS number two is that the press releases speak for themselves for those willing to read carefully. Stop acting like a child. If you can't deal with rational thought you have no business here. exactly my little buddy read it again, 50,000 modems 2,000,000 products in peoples houses to purchase . Let me see.....HM..... We have someone who has no interest in the stock , who come here just to be spiteful and annoy others. When someone tells him to behave, he says "I'll tell mommy on you for not following Terms of Use". He stomps his feet!!!!! Who's the Child. Just go away, no one listens to you any more anyway. Sye

To: Kashish King who wrote (25805)	2/12/1998 11:58:00 AM
From: Mr. Dendro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 30240

Rod: As a long-time owner of SYCR and reader of this thread, I find your continued bashing of this company to be nothing short of incredible. Your analysis typically has nothing to do with their merits as a company, but instead is based on your amateurish reviews of their products, many of which you have apparently have not even tried. The thing that impresses me about Syncronys is that they are not engaged in the hype typical for an OTC stock. There's no pie-in-the-sky promises of huge earnings in the near future, no blaming of their woes on evil MMs, etc.. Instead, they are if anything overly conservative in their estimates of earnings and promises to shareholders. Witness their early adoption of the new accounting practices, and their willingness to tackle that issue head-on, and accept the blame. This is a company that is slowly building a foundation for future growth. They appear to be doing everything according to a well-defined business plan, designed to sell product, not stock. As a company, they appear solid, and they are earning money, something which few OTC stocks can claim. All that is needed now are one or two solid hit products, and this company is poised to take off, IMO. Too bad you won't be along for the ride.