I have been out of town for months off and on,and am a long term investor in MPRS,(CONTRACTOR working in washington)I was a regular on the old thread,many of you were not around.
I own 14,600 shares of MPRS latest bought at 1 13/16, 5000 shares,
4000 yesterday.
Now to get to the point of my post,since I have not posted for 10 weeks on SI,Will be back full time in MARCH,when I finish my contract up in WASHINGTON.
OH,YEAH, TO get to that point,I was telling you about, I jumped on the MIRC. daytrading and said hello to some of my old friends,this one gentleman from GERMANY,I was speaking with said that
he had heard some news about MPRS back when it was 1 13/16 that a company from Germany,called something like MEDIAaRTS Supposed to be a relatively large company,(IN GERMANY), is in on going talks to purchase MPRS,This guy is not a hypster,nor am I.
Now how is that for another useless rumor!
I am still long and will be on this one longer than any of my other holdings unfortunately.
Take care ALL GOODLUCK ,we will need it A.M.
HOPE it does not test 1 3/4!!
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and Form 10-Q dated September 30, 1997, particularly the discussion of ''Risk Factors'' contained therein. Or any so called RUMORS! :) :) |
