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Non-Tech : Northern Gaming (NGAM OTC TSE, NTGMF OTC BB)

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To: GWD who wrote (77)3/13/1998 6:00:00 AM
From: Sylvain C.  Read Replies (1) of 90
 
Jerry, I believe NGAM is a MS pump and dump. If you look at all MS recommendations over the last year, most of them had declining share prices with some pikes. i.e. AXGI. In this case you can see regular pikes on its way down. If you want to buy any MS stocks I would recommend you to buy when he has not discussed it for a while and it is low. I believe he picks unknown stocks that are really cheaps in order to hype them after he already took a good position.

I tried to buy auxi recently at 0.20 but my buy order did not go through. I was hoping to sell my shares at 0.30. If you trade MS stocks, don't be gready and sell at a small profit! Even a 15% return is not bad. When buying these stocks, don't invest heavily.

These stocks are very risky and most people following MS have lost money. But if you get on his train and buy when he does not promote the stock and sell when he promotes it, you will probably make some profit.

As for NGAM, I don't know if it is a good investment even though I do own some shares. I visited the Paiute tribe in December and could not see any trace of a future casino. I guess I should call the co in Toronto and find out what is going out. Maybe I will tomorrow.
If what I hear is good I may grab a few more shares at the current price. But it is obviously speculative. Good luck!
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