gg Cox;
In response to your request regarding posts #37 and #54 two years ago.
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It has great significant information in my view. To say the least it attracted that two greatest promotors' attention namely JP and PB, and came out successfully with PP underwriting and drove our WSP from .43 to this very first day trading of 1999 to that hi of $4.85. Without this background information such as posts #37 and #54, we would not see our WSP had such this move.
Having said that;if you could look the big picture of our WSP duing that early January of 1997 to be exact 2 years ago;our wsp was traded at hi of $4.55, and this $4.55 is so important for our WSP this 1998 rally. If our wsp is going to break that $4.55 our wsp will have to have that good bulk sample /or CF results. On the very first trading day of 1999, the market demonstrated a very interesting pattern as I described in my last posting. That is our wsp should show a gorgeous burst out up-side with very significant large volume such as 2 millions or 3; or 4 millions indicating everyone including this Mr. John Paquet "jump the gun" and buy lots shares out of the market.
But on the contractory; our WSP demontrated differently, it had a faked big gap up, and the gap closed within two hours, and produced that LONG DARK-BALCK CANDLE STICH SHADOW IMAGES ETC.... ETC.... as I described in my last posting.
Mr Gary Nash's posting is worthy of reading 10 times. He explained very clearly that JP has takken out his postions, and my observation also confirmed that pictures including many insiders and those who know there is going to be no good CF results. OUR wsp will head SOUTH.
First to watch is our wsp will break that $3.65 and close that $3.50 gap and as Gary Nash suggested that $2.00 JP's underwritng PP.
All this presents that last Friday's correction, good opportunity to sell, and lock in these huge profits from that .43 to this $4.00 ranges and there is no good CF results, I only see more down falls.
Good luck to you in any way!!!!!!
John Paquet |
