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To: Brian Nichols who wrote (231)3/11/1998 10:07:00 AM
From: Greg h2o  Respond to of 290
 
RE:<<It is not a matter of getting something out of this class action, it is a matter of principal. If the lawyers get every red cent out of this, then so be it. If those involved in the lies and deceit are brought to justice (whatever it may be), I'll be happy!!>>

Unfortunately, if you win the class action suit, those who ARE involved in the lies and deceit ARE NOT brought to justice. You and I, as shareholders are the ones who will suffer from a dilution in shares. It's a very natural reaction to want to be vindicated, however, this is not the means to the end. If you want to file criminal charges, then by all means do so.

regards,
greg



To: Brian Nichols who wrote (231)3/12/1998 11:08:00 AM
From: Sedohr Nod  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 290
 
Ditto to what Greg said. There was a story going around years ago about an employee owned company that was suffering the effects of a strike by their employees. I fear that most of these class action suits make about as much sense-it can only lead to a weaker equity position for the stockholders.


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