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Re: xyz1002 post# 129007

Wednesday, 05/23/2007 5:26:18 PM

Wednesday, May 23, 2007 5:26:18 PM

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xyz..fyi, An R/S is viewed negatively by the street. It's best used to shore up the pps of companies that are not generating any revenues. XKEM is generating revenues and should see a significant stream of revenues in the near term so, why do an r/s? Isn't a buy-back a better strategy?

We want to hold on to hold on to all our shares when this company is valued in the dollar range. What's wrong with that?
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