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Re: vines3 post# 144115

Monday, 06/09/2008 12:09:47 PM

Monday, June 09, 2008 12:09:47 PM

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Valid question , vines3

But since that doesn't cover all possibilities that might be like asking someone 'do you still beat your wife?'

The choices are actually:

1- Doing nothing and saying nothing

2- Doing nothing immediately productive but telling shareholders , on a regular and timely basis , what foundations are actually being laid and why nothing immediately productive is possible at this time

3- Doing nothing and putting out fluff PRs

4- Doing something productive and not telling shareholders anything about it (for whatever reasons)

5- Doing something productive and telling shareholders at least something about it even if it means explaining to a potential partner/customer that you are a public company , that you are a valuable potential partner/vendor to them , and that you are required and ethically/morally obligated to keep your shareholders informed at least to some minimal extent and then doing so with your potential partner/customer's understanding

JMO

jonesie


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"I can think of no more valuable commodity than information"