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To: Popiye who wrote (14324)	6/10/1999 10:11:00 PM
From: Coral4pH_dot_com	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15987

Very well said Popiye! I will wait to post AOXY's new price later tomorrow as true credibility will come through the fact that the new price has shocked the trading world. Until then, happy trading!!! Dean

To: Popiye who wrote (14324)	6/10/1999 11:50:00 PM
From: hoffy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15987

CPU in play tomorrow. Article coming in Business week. Business Week: June 21, 1999 BusinessWeek Investor -- Inside Wall Street CompUSA: Set for Sweeping Change CompUSA, whose stock slumped from 21 3/4 a share last July to 6 in mid-March--and now trades at 8--is likely to become a very different company before the end of the year. From the way some professional investors are sizing up CompUSA (CPU), which is the largest retailer of personal computers in the U.S., the company will either emerge as a ''technology superstore'' or end up being acquired by one of the big office-supply retailers, probably Staples, at least according to one New York money manager. He figures that CompUSA stock is worth at least 16 a share in a buyout. This pro thinks Staples will make a move on CompUSA. As the selling price of PCs continues to decline, the revenue shortfall cuts deep into the profits of computer retailers such as CompUSA. And with low-priced--and low-margin--PCs becoming an ever-larger slice of the sales mix, overall industry profits are hurting, too. To address the crisis, CompUSA has recently hired two investment advisers to come up with a company strategy to enhance shareholder value. ''It could mean selling the company, or cutting its exposure to PCs and instead focusing CompUSA's brand name on other digital products such as cameras, disks, and toys,'' says Arvind Bhatia, an analyst at Southwest Securities. ''Staples would be a viable buyer,'' he adds. But he insists that he doesn't know that any deal is brewing. Staples spokeswoman Shannon Lapierre and CompUSA's Suzanne Schelton declined to comment. BY GENE G. MARCIAL Copyright 1999 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Any use is subject to (1) terms and conditions of this service and (2) rules stated under ''Read This First'' in the ''About Business Week'' area. 6/10/99 8:04 PM

To: Popiye who wrote (14324)	6/11/1999 3:05:00 AM
From: RSH	Respond to of 15987

Copper Master's veil has finally been lifted by Joe and Popiye. Everyone new to this thread should check Copper Master's profile at: Member 3867592 All this guy does is find low priced (usually sub .10) stocks, buys them low, and then hypes them with unfounded due diligence. He hopes his HYPE!!!!!! will work (which I've noticed IT REALLY HAS WORKED on some of his stock picks). However, many end up losing their hard earned $ when the stock returns back to its PRE-HYPE price as quickly as it rose 100-500% in one day. He merely moves from sub .10 one penny stock to another every several days and HYPES !!!! the stock on many different SI threads. Notice how he uses other poster's names as if they are the ones to discover these ONCE IN A LIFETIME opportunities. He's always COMPLIMENTING others on their stock picks as a diversion while COPPER MASTER is actually the one HYPING the stock. Don't be fooled by this person anymore. Some of his HYPE will work on new investors or those that wish to ride on the momentum that he MAY INDEED generate. I have to admit, he's pretty good at what he does but his tactics won't be tolerated for long. I'm surprised SI allows such a poster as it will only entice others to practice such INAPPROPRIATE HYPE. This has been a public service announcement posted in an effort to end the HYPE of Copper Master and any others who practice the PUMP and DUMP SCAMS. "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me".