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Re: noahfarb post# 17028

Saturday, 02/12/2011 3:32:43 PM

Saturday, February 12, 2011 3:32:43 PM

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It's not a matter of whether management is or isn't interested in the daily or weekly price of the stock. It's a matter of management defending their shareholders and showing potential shareholders(many eyes are on this)that not only are they for real but they won't take this BS from anyone. They have a lot of attention now and if they take the right steps they can crush the shorts and truly merit a PE valuation in the 20s. Who wouldn't want to invest in a company that actually stood up for itself and crushed those that stood against it, instead of twiddling their thumbs due to blackout period and waiting for the 10K to do the talking.

I don't care about the volatility or the sharp dips, but I do care about what is causing them and want to see management put an end to it. That's why I say they should halt the stock. Once halted any FUD the shorts spread will be pointless and once the 10K comes out they would be screwed the same way they screwed so many others.

Remember they've always been shareholder friendly. We wanted a buyback, they announced one. We wanted a dividend, we got it. Now more than a few of us here can see the logic in halting the stock, its just a matter of the right people suggesting it. Shorts shouldn't be let off the hook.

For us, while is causes tremendous angst seeing the short term price volatility, it really should not matter unless we are looking to sell. As a buyer, sharp dips in price should be welcome events.

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