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Microcap & Penny Stocks : DCH Technologies (DCH)

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To: Sid Turtlman who wrote (1017)4/10/1999 3:51:00 PM
From: Dan B.  Read Replies (2) of 2513
 
Sid, re: "Until DCHT raises substantial amounts of cash, I don't know how it
can accomplish much even in gas sensors."

Key point is YOU don't. I don't know why. Let's see, Allied Signal agreed to produce them AND integrate them into a number of its own products.

Westinghouse installed them in one nuke already as I recall.

The sensors apparently can serve harsh environment markets no other sensors serve. Allied Signal will produce them? What does this tell you?

Patent's are pending I do believe, right?

The positive scenario here would be that the folks running this show prove to be reputable people with solid technology in sensors AND Fuel Cells. We are already looking at sales of sensors, and if more good follows, it shouldn't surprise anyone.

You ignore the quality of the names dealing with DCHT and focus on Antaeus...and you have offered no real evidence that Antaeus is a sham of any kind. Perhaps it will be the case that this DCHT outfit is now publicizing a deal with a non-existent Antaeus who they don't believe will ever provide them with an outlet for sensors, and doing it just to hype the stock price- at a known cost of surely and thoroughly discrediting themselves. Perhaps!??? I don't think so. Hey, I could be wrong(it's happened before)!

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