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Gold/Mining/Energy : Harken Energy Corporation (HEC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: oilstks who wrote (3067)	6/30/1998 3:23:00 PM
From: Don Crespino	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5504

Zev, come on now. If HEC wants to set up meetings and talk shows thats the responsibility of HEC PR department not the shareholders. As far as being astute businessman time will answer that question. I question the purpose of MIKELS answers, after all if something else is in the works, as always, we as shareholders will be the last to know. As for calling HEC I sent an E-Mail to Larry Cummings describing how piss-poor I felt that their PR department was doing in releasing the news. I find it incredibly odd that the comment was made at the shareholders meeting from MIKEL that their last few press releases were completely mis-understood and poorly written. If this company is as solid as everyone keeps predicting, hype would not be necessary. I have been here for way to long listening quitely to all the B.S. floating around. HEC is experiencing a common growing pain associated with going from a small company to a publicly held company the dilution of shares is one critical factor in the hold back on HEC's price regardless whether we agree or not it is a fact. Large buyers who commonly force the price of a stock up or down are just not interested right now in a company who keeps diluting their own stock to carry on daily business. The fact is HEC could very well not be able to tote the note as they say. I hope this changes but as it stands HEC needs consistent cash flow before any of this will change. Hopefully that will come before they run out of financing ideas! Yours Truly DJC