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Gold/Mining/Energy : GPW Group West Systems Ltd. (Year 2000 Software Company) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Mr. Forthright who wrote (533)4/27/1998 1:21:00 AM
From: AH  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1443
 
You certainly leave a lot of space for a 'misinterpretation'. My impression is that you do it on purpose.

'Yet, you are not a shareholder and you keep saying that your money is ridding the GPW horse.'

This sentence is missing a 'NOT' between 'is' and 'ridding'. My apologies.

You say that:

'YES I think that GPW is being promoted by a bunch of little guys.'

Normally people complain about trading houses or big investors that promote a 'shell' company in self-interest without any shame.

GPW is an interesting company. Possibly with bright future. Its stock still offers a good value as a speculation. In my eyes, the company is worth a good promotion.

Are the GPW supporters you get private messages from doing a good job?

You say:
' In at least one case I read that the management was out of town and it was then implied that there could be news. What motivates someone to say such a thing, especially if they know it is true.'

I think that the motivation is very simple. Exchange of information which was TRUE. The part about possible news might be a pure speculation or based on a hint from the company. Both perfectly normal on the thread like this.

I knew about the travel plans from a DD e-mail.

What still puzzles me is the reason for your interest in GPW.

You say:
'NO my money is not ridding the GPW horse.'
and
'NO I am not trying to make anybody sell, or buy.'