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Gold/Mining/Energy : Altair Nanotechnologies -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dr. Seuss who wrote (333)	3/31/1998 5:21:00 PM
From: jas singh MD	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 603

Interesting reply to my post. I was kind of hoping to gain some insight as to why you consider this company to be a scam. The way I see things, in order for you to call this company a scam, one would have to believe that what the company is telling us about the performance characteristics of the CJ are in fact lies. The shorts have yet to produce on shred of evidence to counter what the company has been saying. We have a mining school of a University providing us with evidence that supports some of the claims that have been made by the company regarding coal. Additionally, we have three of the largest mining firms in the world currently testing the CJ. In fact, Dupont is in the final stages of their testing program...impressed with the results of the 12 series, they are in the final stages of the 30 series.(Why don't you call them(Dupont) up and ask them about their current testing program?) The shorts have either been talking about the financial deal that ALTIF entered into...which I must admit..left the company wide open for a short assault or making comparisons with Bre-X. Once again, why won't any of the shorts take a shot at the technology or the Tenn. property?...some evidence to support your contention would be nice. One final note, in regards to the sale of stock by Dr. Long, could somebody please inform me of the significance of selling 100-200 thousand shares if one owns ~2 million shares???????????? Sincerely, Jas