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Gold/Mining/Energy : Alternative Fuel Systems ATF:VSE -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: elcasmirb who wrote (2512)	1/27/1999 9:45:00 PM
From: reg	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4605

So the analyst is berating shareholder's for reporting that a management presentation was substandard. That's the thing about the internet, stuff like this get's out. Remind's me of Walsh and Felderhoff with Bre-X after an annual meeting people were running to sell their shares. Same thing after a meeting with a mutual fund manager in the U.S. One meeting with Walsh and he dumped all their Bre-X holdings. Left a 100 million dollar's on the table in lost profit's. Professional management does matter when it comes to selling the company to the people with big money. ie. mutual/pension funds. If the company is deficient in this area then they should rectify it. Sooner then later.

To: elcasmirb who wrote (2512)	1/28/1999 1:54:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4605

This investor did not go to the Vancouver show expecting, or hoping, for a slick promotional performance from Gerry, and I especially didn't go expecting that type of thing to give me a quick trade. I did go to the show expecting to learn more about the company and I was hoping Gerry might announce something we hadn't yet heard. Once there, and I saw the format of these CEO hotseats, I expected to at least get a good overview of the company, what they do, what they sell, irons in the fire, etc. - basic info. Didn't get that, and all I did was report my personal impressions of the event, and from emails received, others that were there share my views. I think maybe Laurel is confused - did someone here mention that AFS needs someone to else to market their products? I think not. I do think it has been suggested that they need someone who can better market the company to investors though. AFS decided to go to the show. Why????