Replies to post #8399 on CSG Inc. (fka CYSG)

[midas716]

ROFL. You ain't seen nuttin yet.

MD Logistics Goes Live With Cutting-Edge Pick-To-Light Technology Expansion From CAPE Systems
Press Release
Source: CAPE Systems Group, Inc.
On 12:21 pm EDT, Monday October 5, 2009

Buzz up! 0 Print.SOUTH PLAINFIELD, N.J., Oct. 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CAPE Systems Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets: CYSG - News), a leading provider of software technology for packaging design, pallet optimization, RFID Asset Tracking, inventory and warehouse management, supply chain execution and order fulfilment, today announced that MD Logistics, based in Plainfield, Indiana, and one of the fastest growing full service logistics providers in the Midwest region, has gone live with an enterprise wide cutting-edge Pick-to-Light technology expansion at one of MD Logistics' flagship distribution facilities.

Mark Sell, CEO of MD Logistics, commented, "We are constantly striving to provide our customers with the best possible service, as well as to always stay ahead of the competition. By utilizing CAPE's advanced technology solutions, we are able to make sure that we are able to fulfil orders for our customers in the most accurate, productive, and efficient manner in the market today. We are extremely pleased with how well CAPE has performed for us through the entire implementation process."

Dave Sasson, COO of CAPE, commented, "We are extremely pleased that MD Logistics has selected CAPE to utilize our cutting-edge Pick-to-Light technology and order fulfilment software solutions at its flagship distribution and logistics center in Plainfield, Indiana. MD Logistics is a recognized name and premier provider of logistics services in the Midwest and we are proud to be a strategic technology provider for them and part of their aggressive growth plans."

[GeorgeTheStub]

Actually this week's drop in share price means nothing to day-to-day company operations. And it is ridiculous to call the average common-share sub-penny trader an investor, 80% have no interest in holding any shares and could care less what the company does or does not do - they jump on a run and make a few bucks and move on. It is unreasonable to ask a company to treat a bunch of flippers with the same respect as preferred stockholders who have invested in a company from day one, in many cases. I would bet many of the common shareholders have held their shares less than a month - many less than 8 trading sessions. So let's not get too worked up demanding that the company allocate time and resources to "come clean" with investors - the best way to see an upward trend in share price is for the company to concentrate on building their business contract by contract. Revenue is the foundation of everything. GLTA