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From: | "Peter Maiden" <pmaiden@xtra.co.nz> |
Date: | Fri, 4 May 2001 12:08:02 +1200 |
Andrew - good point about the
options.
Those options and the shares coming out off
escrow are sreally going to put some selling pressure on the RMG share
price.
Also don't you think it a little dishonest of
RMG to trumpet successes when the company is still very probably losing money -
in spite of projected revenues of $60M.
What forgiveness does $60M buy if they
announce an interinm result showing negative earnings?
Remember that that $60M (and Phil Boyen says
that is unlikely to be reached in his recent article on Sharechat) in revenues
is just over 10 cents a share. At the current price of 24 cents already huge
expectations on RMG to perform over a long period of time.
Andrew - I'm glad that you said
the co. would have to be run by complete idiots if was to lose most
of this revenue in expenses/costs. Let's see what
happens and then we can make judgement. Food for thought?
If I still had RMG shares I'd go along with
the plan in getting the share price up and sell pretty soon. If really keen on
the receivables management sector I feel there are a few better prospects in
Australia and NZ than RMG.
Cheers
Peter
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