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Gold/Mining/Energy : Crystallex (KRY) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Fulvio Castelli who wrote (6958)	3/18/1998 8:06:00 AM
From: Bob Walsh	Respond to of 10836

To all - very good advice follows: As posted on SH by Ryu: I honestly cannot believe the vendetta's some have against KRY...this is truly something else. I mean no disrespect to any shareholder...BUT if you are still looking at daily price fluctuations...you will be in trouble IMO. If the fluctuations in price are STILL causing you to second guess the situation...then you have the option to sell...VERY SIMPLE IMO. No BS, no Asensio scaring you...no worries etc...there are enough convinced KRY SHs who would, nonetheless, see lower prices as an opportunity to average up/down should they wish. If you are overextended...of course...this is also reason for concern if holding shares on margin. Again, did someone put a gun to any of your heads to buy KRY shares? Unless you are a trader, not too many enjoy the volatility...but fully paid for shares and a long term viewpoint...then short-term fluctuations should be of lesser concern. This is my opinion...to each his/her own. Management will release information when it is material, solid, factual and definite. Would you have it any other way? Is there a reason to change? If you need KRY money to pay the rent...please reconsider any holdings. I believe it is people with high hopes and unrealistic expectations in the short term that are a driving force in KRY stock volatility...of course...not to mention multiple sources of disinformation. Understand that any KRY shareholder is in pretty much the same boat. BS and time have the ability to wear down your convictions. Although the KRY saga is as interesting a story as it is an investment, try not to lose any sleep over it...as for me posting this late...BS work. Ask yourself...AM I WILLING TO WAIT INDEFINITELY?...then make a decision from there...there are many other opportunities...but lay blame where it should lie...with yourself. I don't think KRY has mislead anyone into believing otherwise. Ryu

To: Fulvio Castelli who wrote (6958)	3/18/1998 12:52:00 PM
From: Mama Bear	Respond to of 10836

>>>Actually, the current INSTINET bid for KRY is $4.50 (the blatantly manipulated market close) not $2.50 as you so slanderously implied.<<< Umm, there was a 4 hour difference in your postings Fulvio, I think it is you who is being slanderous here. Bids and offers do have the habit of changing. Can you really prove that it was not 2 1/2 when he posted? I thought you guys thought you should have proof of something before you posted a negative statement or opinion? Looks like that rule only applies to those who disagree with you. BTW, my PC Quotes realtime screen shows a bid of 2 3/8 and an ask of 4 1/8 for KRY currently. Yes, I know it's halted. Are you going to call me a liar or a slanderer? Because if you do, it is you who are. It looks like Asensio scores again. I sure didn't expect it to happen so quickly. It didn't even matter that you spent so much time attempting to discredit him. Barb