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Monday, January 09, 2006 12:02:50 PM
When a company makes promises and beefs itself up it's trying to attract investors; that is, people who are willing to give their money to help the company further their growth. When an investor buys in because of the company's hype, there is an expectation that the company will be acting in the investor's best interest.
Sand has shown quite clearly that they were *not* acting in the investors best interest, because now a great number of investors will have to wait for an extremely long period just to break even.
And so we're pissed. And we have every right to be. I see nothing wrong with that.
IMO
"A one that is not cold is scarcely a one at all" --Strongbad
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