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Microcap & Penny Stocks : INCE - Intercell info??? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bruce Hopkins who wrote (2659)	3/23/1998 3:00:00 PM
From: Hugh A. McWhorter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3358

I am in Bruce's corner on this one. I never thought I would average down 6 times on a stock but I did so with this one. While I am as impatient as any of you on the constant request for additional time I fail to see where we have much of a choice of alternatives. Were any of you serious investors would you give serious consideration to investing in a company which has its shareholders involved in a class action suit? Of course not. If you were one of the hot shots who supposedly are in current management would you want to hang around while a disgruntled group of shareholders sought their pound of flesh? Of course not. If INCE fails I believe we have multiple examples of unauthorized wasting of minority shareholder assets. I don't know how this works in INCE's state of incorporation (Colorado??) but in Montana I have seen an instance where the corporate shield did not protect an officer for personal liability for corporate actions. I only bought INCE because of the infamous forecast issued the Neild administration. (I have saved my copy of what I received when I was sent the investor's relations package. Clearly Neild was not exercising adequate supervision of his employees when such a document was released. Additionally, I have never been asked to vote on anything. While my 88,000 shares are no doubt peanuts compared to others I continue to believe that we live in a democracy and find it hard to believe there has not been some legal screw up here. Once again, a question of not supervising employees. I say let's drop the lawsuit talk and go with letting management function as management. Personally I hope Paul gets rich off of this if he takes us with him. Accountability issues can be dealt with later, if necessary (I sincerely hope that day does not come.) Hugh