To: Jamessmith who wrote (5047 ) 3/4/1998 10:07:00 PM From: Brad Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 27968
James, I've been here a long time. Here's how LE works... 1. Raise mysterious questions. 2. Never answer anything. 3. Raise suspicion. 4. Question everything. 5. Never accept any explanation other than your own. 6. Use scare tactics. 7. Focus on fear. 8. Keep the attention on little unimportant things. 9. Keep the attention OFF the company's strengths. 10. Imply that the whole company is dishonest. 11. Stir up trouble to get people mad. 12. Create doubt even in the face of hard positive facts. HERE ARE SOME OF LE's FINEST. Do you remember when he said... LE Post #1222 Jan 13 "I have trouble buying into a company that won't buy its own stock." "Next question for Ira, a pointed one: Why do you keep lying to, and deliberately misleading us?" LE Post #1303 Jan 14 "Given that Firamada appears to have assets of perhaps $5 million, this deal seems highly leveraged. How do they fund it? Junk bonds?" LE Post #1450 Jan 16 "I'm selling everything I own at the bell today. I am not going to wait till someone with more influence does the same calcuations, and the stock drops like a rock." "I'm getting out before trading is halted on FAMH." LE Post #1700 "I sold my FAMH, and am glad to be able to get .32 for it." "So why do I post here? It's interesting. A good learning experience, the difference between what a company says and what it does. A case study in mob psychology, too." "Besides, I've never seen lemmings go over a cliff before." LE Post #1758 "The terms of the reverse split should be interesting (unless anyone believes we will see a 30-40 P/E for this company)." LE Post #2515 Feb 2 "Nine cents? Six cents? How do we know if FAMH is making ANY PROFIT AT ALL?" AND FINALLY... A QUOTE from LE's SI profile: "Sell your FAMH before it's totally worthless" I could raise questions about Microsoft's audit. Anybody could. But that's why there are GAAP rules for accounting. It's a standard that is accepted (except by those that don't want to accept this standard). I'll bet Jamie Orr is REAL happy with LE now. He said he sold 69,000 shares at 32›. He only lost $14,490 by selling last week! Actions speak louder than words. FAMH is ACTION. LE is just words. Best wishes, Brad