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Gold/Mining/Energy : Mercury Scheduling Systems Inc.

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To: Rob Davis who wrote (304)6/14/1999 5:07:00 PM
From: Kevin Hamlin  Read Replies (1) of 437
 
Obviously the Sun article is not the kind of news you like to read, but then again, there's nothing to say that the guy can't sell his stock if and when he wants to. He's a promoter, which does not necessarily make him an investor. Do I think there's a conflict of interest there personally selling into your own promotion? Sure I do. But when in the market isn't there a conflict of interest? It sure doesn't just happen with promotors. I can't count the number of brokerages that have bought or sold contrary to their own "research/analysis".

The question that you have to ask yourself is this: Is this company making progress, gettting contracts, making money, advancing etc. In answer to all of the following, the answer is a definite yes. That's why I've been buying it. Would I like to buy more at this level? Absolutely! The only reason I won't is because I've already got the shares I wanted with an average of $1.34

The biggest seller today by far was greenline, 28,000 shares. So some private investor finally gets weak-kneed and bails. No biggee.

Temporarily frustrating? Yes. In the bigger scheme though, no big deal, and certainly an opportunity for some to pick up some very cheap shares.

Regards,

Kevin
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