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Non-Tech : Secret Squirrels hit!

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To: ColleenB who wrote (6359)8/29/1999 8:12:00 AM
From: Lola  Read Replies (3) of 12872
 
Hi Colleen, I agree KIDE will do well. It's had a big run already in the last month. I think it goes higher but a little more risk here . . . I probably will not be playing it unless there's a major pullback. I heard they have a split coming up. Do you have any idea when that is?

Also do all these companies that make Pokemon products have to pay licensing fees or royalties to Nintendo?

I agree the cards are the hottest product now.

Another possible Pokemon related play is CYSP (CyberShop) but they don't have the cards on their site. Maybe they will have them later . . . they do have the Nintendo Pokemon games. Last year CYSP also went crazy with the Furby stuff. This year I think they're expecting to have Furby babies which should be hot as well.

GRIN might be worth picking up but only if the stock crashes big . . . I think they will be carrying the Furby babies . . . have to double check though. Looks like there's some serious dilution coming up for GRIN so it may suffer a crash soon. There's a post on the Talk to Lola thread by genejockey that explains the dilution and increase in the float from 300K to something like 2M. Wait till all those poor longs figure that out.

Thanks
Lola:)

EDIT . . . do you know if AKLM has a Pokemon related licensing agreement with Nintendo?
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