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Technology Stocks : Worlds.com 3D Voice Chat virus model

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To: Kevin Winters who wrote (35)5/13/1999 2:53:00 PM
From: global   of 49
 
a simple volume comparison tells the tale between these two stocks. the awld run up was an ipo phenomenon...and not very strong at that...just MM's let it go up fast...then awld died...and volume stayed dead.

The MM's are NOT doing that with wldi...it has been making steady progress in the face of a VERY strong MM headwind on real buying...think about it...a BB stock/w/no news/getting heavy conistent buying day after day meaning that multimillions are being invested...NEW money...not daytrader or even swing trader swapping...it's the real thing! Will it last? That depends on whether the buyer/s money is smart or not...I personally think it's smart buying. But, if I had a small portfolio, i'd buy when the MM try to scare shares up when they spontaneously lower the ask and bid...as they are doing more and more often as their own shares must certainly be getting pretty hard to come by by now..my guess is that they are going short during the buying, and then, buying to cover when they lower their asks and buy on the panic bid hits.

how long will it go on? I don't know. Given that this is a brand new internet/world shaking technology...if it gets picked up by an elephant or two, it could go to the moon. who knows?

it keeps going and going and going...

regards
global
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