Actually, this might be a little bit easier for everyone.

 

by 67GTO March 25, 2008 10:22 AM Please Mr. Tobak, would you do me a favor? The next time you're going to write a disparaging article mentioning a publicly held company that that you yourself have done no due diligence on, (minus talking to one unnamed source), would you please let me know in advance before the article goes public? I would love the opportunity to invest in it before it shoots up 20+ percent, and still climbing, within days of your article going public. Mr. Tobak, I'm sure you have a wonderful resume and many real accomplishments in your career. But you stepped in it this time. I've heard your reasoning now for what you wrote in your first article. Fine. But you hanen't learned. You didn't apply one of your 5 points in this article to what you wrote about in your previous article. Not one. You wrote an oversimplified article on publicly held companies without even applying your own very valid 5 points that you would have the rest of us do. As a person with a presence in the industry and having this very public forum to spout your views, you should be much more careful in what you say. You have the power to positevely or negatively effect the share prices of publicly held companies, and the investments of thousands of people. Mr. Tobak, if you're going to talk the talk, then walk the walk. Apply your own 5 points to yourself before you spout off and possibly do damage to companies and thousands of peoples investments. You wonder why there are "ruffled feathers" out there, look in the mirror my friend. Look in the mirror....

- 67GTO