DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[stakddek]

Hi Ann: Just to keep the record clear, I believe the delisting "accident" was on the part of the NASDAQ and not a move made by the SEC. There had been some filings by DNAP to the SEC at the time, but I believe the "social error" was just committed by NASDAQ. I seem to recall something to the effect of "requested to be delisted" but I might be embellishing my recollection.

As far as crippling the stock movement at that time, it sure did! Something like throwing a wet blanket on the party, or maybe a lot closer to crying "Fire" in a crowded theatre.

I'm reminded of "Murphy's Law", One tenet of which is that "whatever can go wrong will go wrong at the worst possible time". Murphy had many tenets in his law, and none of them are reassuring. I think the worst thing I ever heard about Murphy and his Law was that he was an opptimist!

"Faith is a rough row to hoe"

Stakddek