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To: Shadow who wrote (2370)7/5/1998 1:49:00 AM
From: Philip Bosco  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4715
 
Shadow, since you are out of this stock it seems to me that the main reason you are putting this company down is because you are afraid of having seller's remorse. This is common. After all, since you sold it would be nice for you that the stock tanks or stays down. No regrets that way, correct. I guess you think it is common for a CEO to put a lot of years in building a business which was financed at the beginning almost exclusively out of his own pocket so he can take peanuts out of the company at a time when deals are being made and revenue and income are rising. Spencer is a hard working CEO and has a pretty good reputation in the industry, particularly among the retailers in this business. You can question any action a company makes and say you would have done it differently. Your talk about the print shop and the pump and dump is utterly ridiculous. This stock price will rise. Revenues should be great through this summer. I am expecting a bevy of good news from this company over the next few months. I believe it is far more probable that you will have remorse that you sold rather than being glad you sold at the price you did. Any penny stock is a risk but I love the companies that show me a real product and increasing revenues and earnings. This LITE will GLOW brightly.



To: Shadow who wrote (2370)7/5/1998 3:58:00 AM
From: 246810  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4715
 
Shadow,

I went to the Yahoo insider trading data and don't understand it. They each filled a 144 on April 14, 1998 to sell 400,000 shares at an unlisted price to yield $6,000,000. that is $15/share! These shares couldn't have been sold at that price. Then there is one entry dated July 10, 1998 a date in the future that indicates 0.15 per share.

Seems like some errors? Is this an expectation the price will be 0.15 in July?

246810