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Toxic Avenger

06/17/09 7:22 PM

#35061 RE: sneaky_peaky #35060

My questions are not rhetorical.
Why, with so many believing the "true value" is well over $1, is the price not moving up?
Why post about how high the stock is going, but not buy or convince those who trust you to buy?
Do you really believe there are hedge fund(s) that are still short a stock which traded millions of shares at well over $2.50 while it sits at 14-16 cents for months?

But to answer your question, it's apparent to me at least that neither the ownership by insiders nor the comments on message boards have much if any influence on the stock price. Even PRs and speculation don't seem to mean much now.
It's performance by the company, pure and simple, IMHO.
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CorpKid

06/17/09 8:14 PM

#35063 RE: sneaky_peaky #35060

Your 100% correct. All a person should do is look at the Board of Director, then pick out "Marvin Traub", then go and read his first book "Like No Other Store". This was an excellent book, well written and a good read. People would realize that Marvin Traub (Bloomingdale/former CEO) was signing trade agreements with China before President Nixon. Marvin Traub was the first to go to his board of directors at Bloomingdale's to convince them that they should cut a check for Ralph Lauren against Bloomingdale purchase orders, so Ralph could pay for the material and cut/sew operation.

Thats right - Kezzek hasn't read Marvin Traub's book, just like Kezzek hasn't listened to all of the conference calls.