To: Mr. Jens Tingleff who wrote (27550 ) 5/31/1999 10:30:00 AM From: R. Murphey Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 27968
Jens, Thanks for the update and analysis. You've demonstrated a major difference, IMO, between the company, and shareholders. Shareholders are willing to correct any errors as soon as they become aware of them, and not delay, or deflect them. We all must be cautious about "planted", false information. There are some "new" posters, IMHO, who may be working for company management, or who may be attempting to define some long time shareholders as "stock bashers". The main fallacy of their bashing argument, is these same stock traders were big supporters of the company earlier and certainly did not benefit from their substantial investment losses. Additionally, the stock price was already down(before FSAAA) possibly due to repeated delays in releasing financials, hints that many things were not right in the company, missing information, and a growing but unconfirmed realization that pieces of the puzzle just didn't fit. The stock price also could have slid down, IMO, solely because its "purpose" for being pushed "UP" had been served (ie. the sudden discovery of the massive issuance of new shares). What made these long time stockholders change their perspectives? All the "long timers" know. Now, more than ever, it is important to maintain a high degree of skepticism, and closely evaluate information sources and their motives. Remember there are some, whose sole purpose could be to lead reasonable people astray for the purpose of improving their chances in court. Again, thanks for the rapid clarifications and honesty. I fully expect there will be more follow-up as people get opportunities to dig into the facts. Regards, Bob.