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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TPII - Year 2000 (Y2K); Groupware; Client Server Migration

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To: aaa who wrote (827)3/17/1997 7:49:00 PM
From: NASDBULL   of 10903
 
If you have been following TPII for the last 30 days you would know that on each press release the stock goes up 50-80%, but quickly goes back down to previous levels. That is a fact! There has only been two press releases this year and both effects on the stock have been very similar.

TPII is currently undervalued for the forecasted earnings this company will create.....Most of us are going off of what Philip Beaudoin has said and some have actually talked to people at the company. Philip Beaudoin thinks that .30 is possible, but I don't think there is a solid estimate out there. This is a fact! If TPII comes anywhere near .10 - .30/ share for earnings this stock will "fly", based on fundamental valuation.

Philip Beaudoin has told myself and several others on this thread a few weeks ago that:
1)TPI will announce a y2k application : They announced it! This is a fact!
2) TPI will announce 2 good sized contracts by the end of this quarter and several times that in the 2nd quarter. This is a fact!

In all, most of us are going off of what Philip has said. I for one believe that the announcements will be made, but am not confident that they will be announced by the end of this quarter.

Clearly this stock does have potential if all said is true, so far it is. Maybe saying this stock will "fly" is hasty, but it is a fact that this stock does fly when announcements are made and eventually this stock will reach a level and not precede back down to lower prices.

The "hype" you're hearing is merely people getting the word out about the stock, but what is said is based on facts. However, these facts are about as good as the trust you have in the Investor relations person, Philip Beaudoin.

Investing in this stock is your call, but if you do decide to buy into TPII, it may not be a bad one!

Hope this helps,

Matt
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