To: JC Reddy who wrote (17276 ) 7/7/1998 3:18:00 PM From: dgivinvestor Read Replies (1) | Respond to
I disagree somewhat with your statement because I think there is a large (not small) number of people who jump in and out of bb's looking for the jackpot lotto. Almost none of them ever find it. I believe dgiv is different from most of the rest. This is not a jackpot stock. I emphasize: IT IS NOT A JACKPOT STOCK! Yeah, it ran up 6000% in a very short time, but it's where it is because it's probably where it should be at this time in its career. All stocks level off to where the market evaluates them. All the nonsense about shorting and MM's out there continuously trying to outwit and deceive us. Poppycock I'm afraid. Yeah, there's a lot of behind the scenes manipulation in the bb's and how they market, but the fact is, the market still determines valuation even on the bb's. Let's not overrate the devious role that MM's play. It's just not so, folks. Here's the down and dirty why dgiv is at $3 or so not $8: 1. A series of unrelated but time coincedental factors led to a halt in the vertical share price rise. 2. $8 is just too pricey for the BB's. 3. The Law of Nature and Physics dictates that whatever goes up has to come down. And on the BB's, the drop is always faster than the rise. 4. Public sentiment has shifted to the negative for many reasons, some not real and some real. 5. The so-called leaders of the SI dgiv thread tarnished the stellar reputation of the thread in the Internet communicty by their actions and by their misplaced egocentric actions thinking they could go out and manipulate the prices of other stocks on the Net. Their heads got too big and instead of helping our company, they ultimately hurt it. 6. A lack of relevant news. 7. A public error made by Templeton. 8. Lots of rumors, half-truths, may-be's, and why if's being distributed by persons unknown with motives unknown. I've been a law enforcement officer and I graduated law school but I still cannot fathom up one single reason or explanation why someone who doesn't even own a share of our company persists in talking about around the clock. I hope someone can tell me why they would do this. It makes no sense to me 8. Nasdaq filing problems.
