To: out_of_the_loop who wrote (420 ) 7/25/1998 4:27:00 PM From: terri acey Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 40688
Their synopsis of PNLK is dripping with sarcasm...There is a definite bias, I believe Ztect has posted quite a bit of info on them.. Did anyone read their disclaimer? "Stock Detective obtains its information from public records and other sources which, although believed to be reliable, cannot be guaranteed. Any persons, companies or organizations mentioned in Stock Detective are innocent until proven otherwise. In the interest of fair journalism, Stock Detective invites any party mentioned in an article or other editorial published on this web site to respond by sending an e-mail message to: info@axxessinc.com (please type "Stock Detective" in your subject). Stock Detective will provide all reasonable efforts to publish these responses in their original content in close proximity to the original or corresponding articles. The information contained within the Stock Detective web site is provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. At no such time should information contained in Stock Detective be considered an offer to buy or sell securities." 'Fair journalism'...what a joke.... in a earlier story on PNLK it cited as a 'reliable' source (C&D), who have been under investigation and fined by the SEC...some fine investigating reporting by Kevin from stockdetective haha!...there were so many half-truths in that earlier story that it doesn't surprise me at all ...he prefers to slam a stock by innuendo and half-truths..he only mentioned the stock lock up PR(which again, his slant on it is very misleading),,didn't mention any of the other PR's which explained the reasoning for the May opening and the subsequent delay of Phase 2.. An interesting side note...Kevin, 'the reporter' comes down particularly hard on PNLK...perhaps it wouldn't have anything to do with the fact his company, Axxess, is a direct competitor with PROXICOM,with nary the prestige or respect or with the calibar of companies that PROXICOM has worked with....sigh..I think it's more than yellow journalism..I call it 'sour grapes'.....