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blindinvestor

05/15/06 9:37 PM

#585 RE: david02835 #584

Amen David! Let's see. At a clip of $2,500,000 in expenses for the last quarter, which ended March 31, and they have a little over $400,000 remaining, they should make it until, UH O, about April 15, and that's tax day (and gone). Oh well. It's a good thing most of the expenses were stock and not cash. I think if they don't have some pretty good positive news fairly quickly, we may see our investment in this one at about half its current value. Then on the other hand, one good PR and this company could double from here, and a really good PR could make it fly. If all of the technology that the company touts is accurate, then we'll have a winner. It's obivous from the posts on this board that we all want that to be the case. The old saying is "When the going gets tough, the tough get going." That is hopefully the case here.
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lowman

05/15/06 9:39 PM

#586 RE: david02835 #584

As a shareholder of a publicly traded company, you have a right to know (certain things).

I might suggest you call the company and (leaving a message if you must), tell them you represent a group with near a million dollars worth of ARSC. This should atleast command a little respect and attention.

My present position is not so considerable that I am frustrated (just yet).