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Re: highwayman32 post# 1085

Thursday, 04/20/2006 12:48:16 PM

Thursday, April 20, 2006 12:48:16 PM

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Yeh that's about all I have experienced so far as well. I'm just wondering if there is a way to get mail directly to the CEO. Now before everyone jumps me for saying that, I realize that he has much better business stuff to be doing rather then answer an investor's mail. BUT, some CEO's like to deal with investors that have intellectual questions and possible recommendations for the company. I would not expect an immediate answer like from the sales guys, but perhaps in a week or two he could get to it. IMO if you are really a concerned investor then you should send the company (and not the IR firm) your business suggestions. Probably not the standard procedures for most companies but when you find one that is open to investor ideas then you know you have a winner. With the law suits flying around right now most IR firms are hesitant to say anything. Management is typically one way or the other. Either they won't say anything or they enjoy investor comments and recommendations. Not saying they will adopt any of them just nice to have a different perspective at times. Especially if the company is stuck in the mud as this one appears to be right now. I'd like to hear this boards ideas for what this company can do to get momentum going. Please try to think more long term as a CEO is not concerned with how much money we can make on a flip of a stock like this. Any thoughts?

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