woofpack
Reply To: None Friday, 29 Dec 2000 at 10:38 PM EST
Post # of 5260
one more from doug : To Woofpack
Dear Gary,
After speaking with numerous financial folks , I really don't believe PRs
are going to cut it. The whole market is unstable as many people made
profits at the beginning and now are taking tax losses to cover.
I am constantly watching the market , but still believe that building and
selling our products to better the bottom line is the key. I will not send
out a PR every time we bring on another client or herd...people just call it
fluff...now one strategy was to group them and send out one large PR , I
just don't think it will budge the market right now....we announced deal
with Daymon and the shares did virtually nothing...and that deal is
substantial...many folks in our position would have loved to be courted by
Daymon. I don't have any challenges to repeating that PR with revenues when
we have another month of animals running through , therefore we will have
historical data to announce or TenderPrime line of naturally raised animals
and other organic products... We just want to be factual in our reporting. I
just want folks to understand we are not sitting still and our business is
getting stronger as we now move as a fully listed Corp. Financial folks
look for Q's and annual reports . Let us just watch over the next few days
until the new year and in my opinion we will support it on the upside. If
you read my latest note we have hogs running through the system every week
and clients on board for the GS system. Not just here but in the EU and the
far east.
We have really just been pounding for over a year yet folks speak like we
have been in business for 10 years. I only have STRU stock so my investment
is yours! And I plan on making it worth a lot more than it is today...but I
won't fight devalued market conditions.
That is my opinion and I hope it is of some help.
Warm regards and thank you for your note.
Douglas
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To: Douglas Beatty
Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2000 1:28 PM
Subject: Re: thanks
Robert Gelsomino
