East, you and I have been here a while. I, too, have talked to James, however not lately. I wonder if the questions from NASD and/or his lawyers when the pps spikes, is accusatory of him possibly letting out inside info? That would explain his being nervous. But again, this is the most tight-lipped guy I've ever talked to. I don't think he's got anything to be nervous about unless he's telling someone else more than he's telling us. I also wonder if there's enough shares(aside from Cooper's and cohorts)to oust him? He just needs to have more respect for us shareholders. Another thing: I don't see where it would be an advantage relative to acquistions, mergers, etc., for the pps to stay low. The only advantage I can see if Cooper and/or other insiders are trying to acquire all the shares gradually for themselves. Bottom line, I believe this company is much more valuable than the current pps reflects. They don't seem to need outside money to continue operations, though they might could expand if they had it. If the shareholders can't get any info out of Cooper, it might be a job for the SEC. Just sayin'. I do believe this week will be good. All of the above is just my opinion(though probably shared by others). Cooper and others may be doing an outstanding job running to company. For all we know, it may be highly profitable. We, the shareholders just need to be informed.
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