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Re: scalpel post# 22106

Thursday, 05/07/2015 4:06:14 PM

Thursday, May 07, 2015 4:06:14 PM

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Once again, this is not about the risk in the market. When you buy any stock, you are taking a risk about how it will fare in the market. If it doesn't do well, absent negligent decisions by management, you just chalk it up to a risky investment and decide how to proceed. But, again, here what we are dealing with is not the inherent risk of the market but the abject failure of this company to do exactly what it said it would do. And, thst thing it said it was going to do is exactly what prompted many of us to invest. Again, market risk=acceptable risk. A company inducing me to invest based on false promises=unacceptable. This attitude that investors (who *own* the company) should somehow be quiet and move on if they're not happy with the way the company is being run or not say something when they've rather clearly been manipulated is preposterous. Anyone who's been led to believe their money is going to be used a certain way only to find its being used a different way has every right to say something and there are laws in place that validate this point. The question that remains is whether this company backs up and fulfills the promises it made to its investors or continues to play games with their money. And, again, I do not feel any investor should simply walk if he or she is unhappy. We have a right to demand accountability from this company that asked for our investments.