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Re: JimLur post# 187860

Saturday, 08/11/2007 9:35:22 AM

Saturday, August 11, 2007 9:35:22 AM

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Jimlur .. Sure insider buying would help. However, leaving aside the regulatory restraints the insiders appropriately make buy decisions STRICTLY on the basis of how it fits into their personal financial plans. How it might help shareholders does not factor into it and why should it? Would anyone here, if they were an insider, think much about the shareholders when deciding how to invest their own hard-earned money?

They work for the shareholders and I am certain they are very concerned about the share price in that regard and believe they are doing the very best they can to improve and raise the visibility of the long term fundamentals as quickly as possible. BUT, they don't think that obligation extends to how they invest their own money. Finally, they are just as frustrated as many of us at WS's current propensity to focus on short-term trading profits rather than on long-term investment returns. I'd hate to be running a public company in this environment.

MO,
Danny
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