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Non-Tech : Boston Market (BOSTQ)

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To: rich eng who wrote (1049)4/1/1998 12:03:00 AM
From: cAPSLOCK  Read Replies (1) of 1567
 
Management goal was to convert from franchised to company owned stores. They continue to make progress toward this goal. However BOST continues to fall. Could someone please offer some type of explanation as to why.

Thats EASY Rich! If you are an investor, or interested in becoming one then it is mandatory that you read this:

freeedgar.com

Boy, thats a huge link...

This 10K was filed with the SEC *TODAY*. It is no coincidence that the 'positive' news release ALSO came out today.

Read it. You will see exactly why BOST is still falling, and let me tell you this: If BOST closes below $5/share, and it looks like it is going to, the shareprice will be sucked into a whirlpool by the selling pressure created from margin calls. Look at the rules of your brokerage as to what price a stock must be to be marginable. I'll bet you 1 share of bost that thet magic number is 5.

Good Luck! And happy DD.

James
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