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Non-Tech : 100% + Gain, in 72 Hours or Less

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To: Sergio H who wrote (455)1/6/1998 12:28:00 AM
From: Ken W  Read Replies (1) of 1488
 
Sergio,

BULL....

Okay, Where to start. First in keeping with the theme of this thread, BULL has been moveing up steadily, Did a short pull back and then moved up some more to within its 52 week high of 3.75. The five year high was 4.25.

The company designs, mfg's and markets heavy duty dot matrix and thermal printers for industrial applications. Newspaper printers and sporting companies are their largest customer base.

The stock: 21 million outstanding 11.9 float 10k + short and decreasing month over month. There are 27 mm's that have inventory on BULL, 12 increased that inventory during Nov. (last report) The co. is ranked #19 of 41 similar co.'s

The FA: Year over year does not look all that bad nor all that great.
-02 eps for last Q. flat with last year. Balance sheet shows increasing profit margin by 2.5% but still in the red. Things seem to be improving, slowly.

The momentum seems to be coming from the news that BULL has entered into an investment agreement with Rawlings Sports in which BULL will acquire an intrest in RAWL. RAWL speaks for itself. A co. actually older than I am.

Long term this stock might make some money. Shorter term it appears to be cocked and ready to fire for 20 to 25%.

Ken W
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