And that's the problem every business faces in tought times. As soo as 
the word gets out things are less than rosy, investors, customers and 
employees abandon ship, making things worse then they otherwise might 
have been.
     That's why we are so surprised when a local restaurant or factory 
closes, when only the day before they were saying everything was great. 
If they let out they're thinking about closing, or worse, actually going 
to -- they may as well have done it two weeks earlier.

On 3/20/2010 11:50 AM, Michael M. Rye wrote:
> Sure Palm's results were not that great, and that's most of the
> problem. However, it must also be pointed out that so-called
> "analysts" and "speculators" just make things worse.

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