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Technology Stocks : MIGS: NEW B2B stock hires worlds 6th largest PR firm

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To: wallstreeter who wrote ()1/20/2000 1:49:00 AM
From: wallstreeter  Read Replies (1) of 38
 
w float is 3.5 mill. 33 mill OS - but
by: e_trade_sucks
1/19/00 7:29 pm
Msg: 4701 of 4708
no big deal. Demand drives everything. MSFT has 3.8 BILLION float. Who cares? Demand drives everything.

But the 8k has to be filed this month. That will lay out the details of the reverse merger. Rumors are rampant about
'profitability'. If true, this company instantly becomes worth more than AMZN. But you know how that goes.

AMZN is worth what 'could be'. MIGS will then be actually worth something.

But this PR today is very interesting. If followed up on correctly by a supposed professional PR company now, we will be
getting some serious attention, if not even on CNBC.

Keep this in mind: Today we crossed both the 50 day and 13 day moving averages. (taking into account ADRN's price
movement over the last year)

That means the fast line breaks up tomorrow on MACD. That usually begins an uptrend. Let's see if the PR firm can keep
it going!

Because of the reverse merger, I would assume that they now have a new earnings calendar. A 10k registration should be
being filed right after the 8k.

But we have the B2B thing on our side. And that is enough in this market to make us trade 100x this year's earnings.

Posted as a reply to: Msg 4698 by migfighters
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