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Re: TonyMcFadden post# 18191

Thursday, 11/13/2003 9:05:50 PM

Thursday, November 13, 2003 9:05:50 PM

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edit: what else did SKS *repeatedly* say?

"follow the supply chain."

fwiw, i agree w/24 that a plan to float common is much better than preferred (which can turn into the "death spiral" variety in a serious downtrend).

& the fact that they plan to float a shelf offering or a secondary THIS Q suggests to me that revs are not coming in to the extent that many might think.

i cannot believe that some are so hopeful that they are speculating another dilutive deal will necessarily lead to good news!

think about it -- if Wave was in good shape rev-wise, wouldn't they find another way to keep the lights on this year (especially when they coulda sold much more SSPX into the heavy volume)? if they have the future revs coming & needed to do a dilution, why do it *this* year? why not wait until the revs start kicking in & do an offering above $5?!? instead they're printing more shares just in time for EOY bonus checks...

also interesting that they have made no mention of a credit facility... that too suggests something to me about their confidence in the future revs (& don't want some creditor to have the power to force them into BK).

edit:

Snack: i'm not doing a Henny Penny thing -- SKS did not give any vision into the progress, other than the same sort of platitudes i have heard for years. if he had given some reasonable indication that things are moving along as expected i would have held.

he did not, so neither did i...

wavx will still be traded on the Nasdaq tomorrow (which just a few months ago was something that was seriously in doubt), so the glass is half-full.

off to see the wizard!




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