Message ID: 205723
Posted By: dreadpenguin
Posted On: 2004-11-16 16:26:00
Subject: Dear Potential SCOX Investors...
If you have money you don't care
about putting into extremely high risk invfestments, then playing this lottery is
your choice.
However, if you need your money to actually work for you, please
do some research, and not just reading the SCOX website. Or IBM for that matter.
If you are looking here for tips and information either way, then consider the
quality of posters here. Do they provide information and links to independant sources
for verification? stats_for_all and others here do.
Those referred to here
as "trolls" often link to their own earlier posts here, quote previous posts, link
to posts on another board, but have rarely, if ever, posted hard, verifiable, independant
information to support their claims. They want to believe because this named or
that named person is helping SCOX that that means they'll win. This is legal action
before the courts. It isn't a popularity contest.
The stock will likely fluctuate
up and down for quite sometime to come, but if SCOX is right, then you have until
mid-2005 as the trial date approaches, before it probably shoots up.
Find
out who's selling and why that is. Review the re-negotiated payments between SCOX
and its legal counsel. What was it before? What is it now? Why would their counsel
want it the new way?
Check out http://www.groklaw.net. Ignore all the rhetoric,
interpretation and general chatter, and you and a legal-minded friend should glance
through the most recent filings and hearing transcripts. It is the single most complete
repository for all legal documentation regarding SCOX and its cases.
Take
some time. Do some homework. Find someone in the business with no ties to either
IBM, SCOX, RedHat, or the others.
DO NOT RUSH TO JUDGEMENT. If someone you don't
know personally is ranting and trying to pressure you to "Buy Now", consider why
that may be.
Be well, and good luck.
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