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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Classic Golf Corporation (CSGC)

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To: Silicon Trader who wrote (429)3/31/1998 11:09:00 PM
From: Larry Brubaker  Read Replies (1) of 904
 
<<dont blame someone else as you were the one that pushed the button
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MR. Big: You don't understand my point. I am not blaming Stephanie for anything. I don't make buy or sell decisions based on what people say on the internet, and nobody else should either. I also have nothing to blame, since I've made 3 quite profitable trades in this stock.

My point is that you would probably be better off doing the exact opposite of what hype artists like Stephanie are saying. When the stock made its run to 60 cents, Stephanie was repeating over and over again that this would be a $2, $3, $4 stock by the time the tournament came about. Coincidentally, that was the time of one of my sells, and at the time I warned people on this thread about Stephanie's hype, and that this was no way a $2 stock.

The way I see it, Stephanie is now encouraging you to sell your shares, hoping this stock sells off to the low teens or lower. I would not be surprised if she were buying at the time she seems the most negative. That's the way I see her, as a shameless hypester. I said it when she was talking about it being a $2 stock, and I'm saying it again now that she's bad mouthing it.

I guarantee you I'll be buying if it goes that low. But I won't be hyping it as a $4 stock during the height of the next run.
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