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Non-Tech : MBTI to a new horizon

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To: Fred-beaches who wrote (57)1/3/1999 1:13:00 AM
From: HQ  Read Replies (2) of 76
 
MBTI has all it takes, IMO, to be a real big gainer soon. I've tried to make some sense of internet stocks or at least see some pattern, which is, of course, impossible. Nevertheless, more times than not it seems that internet stocks pop once, then drop, then again higher than the first, then drop again, still higher than the first time. This has been the pattern with AMZN, UBID, and EBAY, and most recently with EGGS and SKYM, to name a few.

MBTI has only had its *first* pop. The next one, perhaps this week, should be even higher. And I think it will stay up, because the size of the market MBTI is going out to is enormous, and relatively untapped. So I think anyone who bought at 2, as I did, and sold at 14, as I didn't, was selling the value of this stock short. But they made good money, and now they should get back in before the next pop, and before it hits its true level of 15+, maybe even two or three times that.

BTW, this is all my opinion, and--as Dennis Miller says--I could be wrong. But I'm long and happily holding. When MBTI is actually fully functional, I feel the current level will be buried on the bottom of the charts.
HQ
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