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Gold/Mining/Energy : PYNG Technologies

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To: Pierre J. LeBel who wrote (1024)	3/17/1998 11:58:00 AM
From: T Lamos	Read Replies (2) of 8117

Congrats Pierre On cashing out of PYNG and taking a handsome profit. And a hearty "thanks" for freeing up more shares for me & others who continue to accumulate at these bargain levels. It's too bad you fail to appreciate how undervalued these shares continue to be at the $6+ level. Perhaps it was your shares I bought this morning. Allow me to respond to Pierre's suggestion these shares are "grossly overvalued" - a rather strong statement. For those who may now be considering an initial or further investment in this company at this price share level, I suggest there remains plenty of room for profit in the near, mid and long term. Do your due diligence, buy in and you will be rewarded handsomely. Research the company's news releases and company/product info, sort through the wheat and chaff on this thread - there are many sound and fundamentally-based analyses to choose from - and in the end you'll slap yourself for not getting in earlier. Pierre: On what fundamental reasons do you base your price valuations? Mine are based primarily on analyses submitted by hard-working folks such as Kevin Garnier (https://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=3719900) combined with the stream of good news disseminated of late which is summarized for the most part in Message 3716909 (also have a gander at the March 13 & 16 news releases.) To all I would suggest it's in the best interest of the company and investor base to always support any and all stock price predictions with a reasonable amount of supporting analyses, as much as possible. Without providing sound reasoning to backup your conclusions, a posting assumes the characteristics of hype rather providing facts which investors need to base the investment decisions on. Isn't that the primary reason why this thread was established? Hopefully I'm not too out of line having stated by beliefs being a relative newbie on this thread, but it just had to be said. Once again, just one man's opinion. Tom

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