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Re: Argyll post# 427

Monday, 04/11/2005 6:04:44 AM

Monday, April 11, 2005 6:04:44 AM

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There is no denying that a review and analysis of HSYN's past/present management is relevant and should be a factor in any investment decision. Based solely on past history it would therefore be unwise to even consider an investment in HSYN. However, never say never. Wasn't it Abraham Lincoln that lost quiet a few elections(could be considered a looser during that time) before he became president? (Yes ,I know Norman is not Abraham etc.)So if you invest you are taking a calculated, substantial and known risk because from a management point of view the odds are against you.
Somehow a lot of people( investors) are willing to take that risk.
The product. Some of us think its great others think its not worth much.Based on what? I dont know, because nobody seem to be familiar with the product at all other then what we have read/been told. If we think we do not have a viable product then off course the whole business operation is questionable because then you have to question the Advanta link etc as well. I do not think Advanta is going to touch a mediocre product nor do I think HSYN is going to Advanta: hey, here is a POS, go and make it work. I do not even want to mention all the other "deals" on the table that you have to question as well.
So, what to do? As I said before, if you want to relatively sure that what we all expect is true, or hope is true, we have to see concrete evidence( contracts, distributors, revenues, talk with dealers and customers etc) before investing a cent!
Are we doing that? I dont think so...Argyll does? Where does one draw the line?