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alalud

03/02/05 6:03 PM

#96682 RE: dndodd #96677

Risk management is only meaningful if ALL risks are considered. If Corp is raising a risk, that might exist, even though not 100% probable, he is adding value. My sole contribution was to raise the issue of timeliness of filing a claim, if he is correct. I do not see where Corp has ever raised an absolute claim. Raising a potential issue is important if not critical to evaluating any circumstance especially the ownership of a share of stock. If Corp is correct and management has been blinded then that needs to be considered. If not, that "evidence" will disappear and be given not weight.
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sinnet14

03/02/05 6:15 PM

#96686 RE: dndodd #96677

dndodd, be cool. Not everything is black or white. And not all the lawyers see things in the exact same way. I think it's best for all of us to agree the disagreement. After all, most of posts here can't be sure 100% true. They are all personal opinions. For your investment, it's your money, so you make your own decision.

As for Corp_buyer, I don't know him and how powerful he is in term of money. If his logic is so ridiculous that even an small shrimp on wall street (like you) can easily see, I am sure big sharks on wall street (fund managers) will also be able to see it. One the other hand, if big sharks buy his logic, that indicates his logic is valuable and I bet you will be thankful to Corp_buyer for presenting you the info free of charge. Bottom line, don't worry about what corp_buyer is saying. if you think it's useful, use it. if you think it's nonsense, ignore it. if you think he made an obvious mistake, correct it, just like other great posters,such as loop, jk and oso etc, are doing on this board.