To: Graystone who wrote (2665 ) 8/30/1998 9:03:00 AM From: Dean Dumont Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 26163
Graystone, what is wrong with your picture. their is no IR or PR with AZNT. No one has been hired to conduct that type of business. And it most certainly isn't Cav or Bmart. LOLOL, we'd be in trouble. To address your statement about the shorts having been able to cover, you are correct, they COULD have by now, problem there is they haven't. The positions are still the same, the 4,000,000 has not been returned to the company and most of it has been sold. With the buying that has come into the market and DTC still frozen, NASD and S.E.C rules still apply. What suprised me on friday, was the stock didn't move higher. Up only .28. and up 1 3/8 appr. for the week. In the scheme of things that is still a good move. MM's on AZNT and across the country friday was mark to market, so the light volume and a frozen DTC may have prevented the delivery of shares that were purchased. But, MM's cannot sell anymore than 500 shares, the requirement for a stock over $1.00 unless they have inventory, and friday they all had to be flat in their trading postions. Day traders have been eliminated, for the most part and could have been a contribution to why we weren't at $2.00 or higher. We all know that a " Short Squeeze" is only a temp. fix for a company and may last for a few months or weeks in some cases and the stock will eventually settle down. But, a good company wouldn't base its life or performance on its market but its product. AZNT is selling product. Inventory's are low and manufacturing has stepped up to keep up with demand. And that is for all the products not just the touch of nature product. Which, if you have a bottle, you will read on it nutritional supplement, not sweetener, not sugar substitute, powdered touch of nature, net weight 124g aka 4.38 oz. have a good morning.