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To: christopher who wrote (4144)3/9/1999 10:05:00 AM
From: Rande Is  Read Replies (4) of 57584
 
PVII / UOLP . .Christopher. . Chance here to sell some UOLP at 3.25. . .

PVII is a good timing play, as the news always has big names associated with it. That is a stock you buy when nobody wants. . .low. . then sell it each time it hits news at the highest level . . see post on timing plays on this thread.

I like their technology. . .it makes something from nothing. Still not been discovered by Wall Street. . .needs to trade over 5 much more for that to happen. Should be an interesting swing trade based on summer sports deal potential. Baseball, Nascar, water sports, golf and tennis are all prime candidates.

But the real sleeper in my opinion has yet to be discovered. . . networks and stations that can slip in an extra ad just ANYWHERE. . . news broadcasts [especially crises coverage, where they can't break for commercials], political events, entertainment events, heck even MOVIES and sydicated TV. . .yeah, that takes a stretch of the imagination for the legal ramifications, but think about all those old moview and TV shows with blank spaces that could be used for new advertising. That in my opinion is where the gold mine is. . that will take this stock to the big leagues.. .but it might be several years away.

I like PVII as a timing play, a swing trade and a long term sleeper.

Rande Is
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