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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Watcher's Thread / Pix of the Week (POW)
VEEV 295.74+0.2%Nov 10 3:59 PM EST

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To: ekn who wrote (14254)9/1/1999 6:52:00 PM
From: ekn  Read Replies (3) of 52051
 
Stock watcher--> I hope you folks took my advice and jumped on the WAVO train. It moved up in afterhours and should open even higher tomorrow. I've got a fantastic technology stock tip.

There is a stock called IRSN--> Irvine sensors that is finishing a project called EFS-1. This section of the company is run by Psprague, chairman of WAVX and formerly of NSM. Basically what it is a digital film product, an add on to your exsisting camera which gives amateurs a much higher resolution. This product is already out in samples to various companies with tremendous feedback. You have to find diamonds in the rough before others, and having some technological savvy helps when picking these various stocks. IRSN presently trades @ 1 and change. Before the end of 99 it will see the 6-10 range. I will comeback @ that time and say I told you so. There are many 1$ stocks not worth a farthing. I also bought WAVX in the 2-3$ range and sold @ 20.00. I have been 7 for 7 on my last picks and I DO NOT invest blindly. IRSN @ a buck is a bargain. Investors for the most part will not realize it until the stock screams past them. Usually, it's sh*t, where did that come from. IRSN is one of those. Again, let's see where WAVO runs.
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