Wednesday, September 03, 2008 11:04:34 AM
There is nothing illegal involved when a sales clerk realizes that he is selling more and more of a commodity and decides to buy stock in that commodity. It is NOT insider trading when that sales clerk tells his mother about his purchase and she buys some as well. There are no secrets from the market. The investor base is so large that it is impossible to keep secrets. The copy boy at the law firm who sees a contract being printed up, the pizza guy who delivers a late night snack to an emergency meeting of a large corporation, they all invest or know someone who invests.
You can take this to the bank. There are no significant changes in sales at DNAG.
And while you are burying the board with all the 'new' distributors of DNAG products, why don't you mention those distributors (you know the ones) that carried them at one time but dropped them for lack of sales?
regards,
frog
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