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Technology Stocks : TAVA Technologies (TAVA-NASDAQ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mr Logic who wrote (14398)	4/8/1998 6:52:00 AM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

Patrick, You're beginning to receive far more attention than your posts deserve. Making a quip about IR pumping the stock price and then dumping their shares is a complete fantasy. Face it, the only reason there is weakness in this stock is because this company has not been allowed to release the information its shareholders and the market crave. We're news "starved" and looking for reasons to average up. But since that hypish promoter, Scott L. refuses to release anything, I don't see him getting the prices for this stock that he would like when he decides to bail out of this scam and head to the Cayman's. Now when he starts getting on the phone to personally call my butt to buy more shares then I'll know he's getting really greedy and looking for the permanent vacation. (btw, I know this thread is smart enough to recognize Irony and Sarcasm when they see it... :0) So Patrick, we now have to endure your boorish attempts are creating confusion and insecurity in newer TAVA shareholders through good 'ol groundless rumor mongering. This should really be beneath you, but since you continue to justify your remarks, I see that it isn't. I have never once factored in Scott L. stock payments, nor worried about his selling this stock. I don't know his life, his needs, or wants. If he ever sells, and we all do eventually, it is his "opportunity loss". (except for you. We know ou're waiting to buy since you already sold..:0) So his decisions do not factor into valuation equation and neither do Jenkins. These guys receive these stock options as a bonus for increasing shareholder value. I would say they earned every penny this last year. Thus Patrick, you demean and undercut your case by discussing such a frivolous issue. The only way it would matter is if they sold it all and somehow I don't suspect that happening. Regards, Ron