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To: Eric G. Erpenbeck who wrote (3763)12/11/1998 8:15:00 AM
From: AriKirA  Respond to of 4715
 
Great post Eric!

I think it sums up what a lot investors think of LTGL and its management.

Just hope you're not expecting a response from DR. ...

When the going gets tough, she seems to disappear.

Just take a look at her recent posts on the other threads. You'll get the drift.

Kind Regards and Best Wishes for the holidays
AK



To: Eric G. Erpenbeck who wrote (3763)12/11/1998 9:10:00 AM
From: DR. MEADE  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 4715
 
You write , "Let me write a simple formula for you since I love mathematics..

X = 1/infinity or here is another one X = 100,000/Infinity, or
X= -100/infinity

In this example X = LTGL Earning Per Share as a mathematical replica

What is the value of X? X is approaching Zero in all three
circumstances. AT THIS POINT AND TIME, THIS IS A FACT... GET IT...

Where would you like to start?? LETS really get the facts on this
thread. Maybe it would be best if we didn't.... Lets leave it up to you
!!! DR.? " ************** You left out " Y "*** Y = Common Sense . A company successfully selling its products in an expanding market whose stock price is at a 52 wk. low, and considering the added acquisitions, its qtr.was flat. You need not be a "mathematician " to figure that out. Keep selling. I love cheap shares. Thanks again for the bargain. **** Moneymade, are you still also accumulating ?




To: Eric G. Erpenbeck who wrote (3763)12/11/1998 10:59:00 AM
From: Walter Morton  Respond to of 4715
 
Thanks, for the update. I agree with you, but usually when a company as a stock price in the are of LTGL's or lower they don't have any sales. How do you explain this? Is it the number of shares outstanding that makes LTGL almost worthless?