An email I received asking me to post for them.... Hope no one minds...
To: mbal@neo.lrun.com
CC: gabard@aol.com, fspear@netnet.net, grw5@enid.com, luckydoger@aol.com, INFOpleez@aol.com, gpsiforest@aol.com, don777@nando.net, germaine@pixi.com
Hi, I bought into AGTI at $.20 on Monday Sept, 22. I am still happy with
my perchase and I can see this stock going higher as it seems that sales of
current products and interest in and/or sales of the newest products seems
to be on the up.
I read the SI threads daily and that is where I found your e-mail address.
I'm glad to see that the talk on the AGTI thread is getting more positive.
I too must say that if I had read these latest posts prior to my purchase I
probably would have been scared away.
Oh well, I am in and I too want to see AGTI stock go up. I have called the
company many times and I have spoken to the IR man, Bob Hunzeger I believe.
From speaking with him I too am of the impression that the deal to acquire
the competitor may not go through, however I'm not so sure that this is so
important. Mr. Hunzeger made a comment to me regarding the potential
merger, and that comment was, "We're not going to give away the company".
He suggested that the other company may be asking to too much in the deal,
that they want too much AGTI stock in return for their being acquired. He
went on to say that "the ball is in their court" referring to the other
party.
One thing I did was to give a few suggestions to AGTI about possible
applications for their products. I had thought of a few. For instance
what about bingo on airplanes? With todays technology this game could be
played all across the country on many airplanes. Players could be
competing against travelers on several different planes for grand prizes
and/or just on their plane for smaller prizes, and displays could show
which person on which plane won.
Players could play for prizes if gambling isn't allowed. Also what about
sporting events such as the NFL, a game of turbo bingo durring commercial
time-outs, and quarter changes and halftime, the two minute warnings could
also be a good time for a quick game of bingo. Something I saw on TV
lately is that certain baseball parks (San Diego, I believe) have been
putting in computers for the general public... it lets fans see the camera
angle of their choice, as well as replays, and statistics. Well, what
about a quick game of bingo durring inning changes. Another suggestion is
a prize catalogue where people could build up points to purchase items in
situations where gambling is not allowed. I think these are good
suggestions for AGTI.
This is the kind of talk we need on the SI thread or any other thread for
that matter in regaurd to AGTI. As new potential investors check the
thread to see what people are saying, they will see only positive
statements made by people who believe in the future growth and success of
AGTI... this is what we need.
Another good thing to talk about would be estimates on when AGTI should be
profitable... By the way Does anybody have any ideas on estimated
earnings per share for 1998? Also estimated time-frame for turning
profitable. Any educated guesses would be most appriciated.
Although I read the SI pages I still have not joined Silicon Investor. I
want to make some money off what I read in SI before I pony up the $75.00
so that I can post myself.
Please post this message for me to the AGTI thread.
Feel free to call me any time
Brian Harr |
