ok gtel and tim huff, prove to this gtel shareholder that the r/s will not ultimately confirm my 90% negative gut feeling. my example with r/s' are very poor and here's an example: in the summer 03' hyperfeed (naz sc: hypr) was becoming the leader in the financial sector for electronic trading, quotes, etc...in the us exchanges ( i'm currently a 5+ year member-firm employee at cboe in chicago). the 1:10 r/s took hypr from .50 - 5.00 and to the naz nat exch but w/i 6 months it tanked right back down 50%+ and has yeat to prosper due to several ongoing major disruptions to it's technology on a weekly basis...i hear the announcements on our cboe pa with the tech issues first-hand. so my point is that the pressure will be even harder by the street as well as the shareholders for the company to stay true to plans, pr's, etc..., and ultimately to produce or otherwise the end results will be even more drastic for gtel shareholders (pound for pound) post the r/s as opposed to the stock continuing to trade as it is currently and let the company simply (hopefully) stick to plan with it's optimistic and current technology, products, etc...
ps. not happy rock so only gtel can prove me wrong, and not any poster on this board...pit
