Forum Archive Index - June 2000

[chris <CMR64@student.canterbury.ac.nz>]

Okay, fair enough.  You're over-reacting, but if it makes you feel
better Ill withdraw the remarks.  However I honsetly believe the
recommendations should be looked at carefully before being acted upon,
as in hindsight recommendations such as ITC at 97c and SPE at 35c were
over-estimating the potential of the sector.  The article in question is
backed up by good figures, etc, so I hope it works out for you.  




> Chris, it has been brought to my attention that you have placed an article
   > in a chatroom forum called Sharechat.
   > It reads..." Don't put too much faith into dfmtrade
recommendations. If
   you
   > look back over the last few issues, you'll see they have a hat full
of
   names
   > of tech shares, and they pick one out a random for each issue."
   > You go on to say, inter alia, "they are ridiculously agressive in
their
   > recommendations on tech shares, even dubious ones"
   > Once again this is untrue and unfair.
   > We welcome well founded opinions, constructive criticism and
encourage
   free
   > speech, but we take a very dim view of untrue, unreasonable and
unfair
   > comments.
   > Your comments are untrue, unfair and unreasonable.They are not
supported
   by
   > facts and are in our opinion defamatory.
   > Dfmtrade.com carefully selects stocks for the idea of the week
column and
   > they are not selected at random.
   > We have a research department, staffed by highly qualified and
skilled
   > research analysts, who are also highly regarded in the securities
   > industry.We take a very dim view of your comments that we are
ridiculously
   > aggressive in our research recommendations on tech shares, even
dubious
   > ones.
   > We await your response, together with that of the chartroom,
(sharechat)
   in
   > which you made these unfortunate comments.
   >
   > Yours faithfully
   > John White
   > CEO
   > DF Mainland Securities Ltd
   >
   >

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