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Non-Tech : Doc Stone's Bierstube und Trading Room

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To: Bernard Garcia who wrote (1)4/16/1998 10:22:00 PM
From: jaison  Read Replies (3) of 638
 
FIXC Siege--goodness, how formal. Actually Doc this thread seems a tad rational to make it. Investing Philosophy?? Of course I'm joking. I like Fixc in the next couple of weeks, particularly next week, for a couple of reasons; fundamentally, of course, because I think that is a solid company. But I think for next week it will be a good buy because a lot of possible good news is pending. (1) From the beginning Ceo Fixler wanted off the BB and into Nasdaq. Recently FIXC surpassed the four $ mark for the first time and has held it consistently -- look for that announcement. (2) May possibly announce the opening of a new line, or an entirely new plant-- yes, this is conjecture (educated conjecture). (3) At the share holders meeting next week, Wednesday, will announce 1st quarter earnings and they are expected to be phenomenal. Earnings 1997--8 million. Estimated 1998 earnings-- 48 million EPS .35 compared to .2 loss in 1997. Fixc manufactures plastic pallets, has a licensing agreement with Allied Signal. a recycling agreement,etc., etc., (you guys will look this stuff up if you care). Bottom line--next week will really be a good one -- will pick up momentum on the news. Also check two news releases out this week. Security Capital says it better than I can.
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