RE: DON'T UNDERSTANDAccording to Rick,if Nstein is trying
to do an M&A with Angoss,they would
like to do it at 4:1 or 5:1.which
means keeping the price of Angoss
close to .25 Watch the brokers that
do the trades,that tells the story
that Rick is onto something.
Nstein is a public company,but
mostly held by a few investment
firms,no real shareholders like
Angoss.Angoss has hundreds of
shareholders,long term investors
that own the software,and we would
be fools to let it slip away on us.
So please let Anguslong know your
holdings,so we as a group can push
our weight around before its too late.
EOM