To: Zeev Hed who wrote (6757 ) 7/17/1998 12:28:00 AM From: WOLF Read Replies (1) | Respond to
Well as I translate your name,the second name, is a noun and therefore it translates to Wolf Echo, not a real Wolf but just an echo, or an order to you to echo. I do not see how your name can be transliterated to William, not enough letters in Zeev or even similar position in alphabet or even by use of numerical value. Thank you for your invitation but my views differ from yours in many areas. While I may not love MM's they do not control the price good solid demand will stop any attempt to lower the price and large selling will cause any price to drop. If MM's are short they may try to lower the price especially in the face of declining demand but they can not keep it up, especially towards the end of the month. I agree with you regarding Naxof since I remember approximately ten years ago a Dr. Johnson was peddling his "amazing " new method which always seemed to locate gold, indeed the method was put into a shell owned by one of the worst crooks in the market who avoided jail by testifying for the government blaming everyone that the government desired that he blame Lucky for Dr. Johnson the government was not interested in him and he returned the shell to the promoter. Of course could be a different Dr. Johnson, but how many Dr. Johnsons are there with a method to get gold out of ores. GPGI is a non reporting company out of Salt Lake City the center of penny stock scams, and even if it is not a scam, which apparently it is not, so many shares were distributed when it was shell which are now free trading that the stock will be under pressure for a long time. MXAM according to what I know has the best claims, a honest president who has put all his money into the company. The problem is that management is too trusting and has given a large number of shares to individuals for work who are ready to sell, moreover until recently the company has not had any large investors interested in it especially the way management wants to keep control. It now appears the the company has no choice but to follow the advice of potentially very large investors who have set up the company for a large profits for the stockholders. Of course one never knows.
