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Microcap & Penny Stocks : SYCONET.COM (SYCD) THE NEXT AMAZON? GET IN EARLY. $.31 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Aj-Ruk who wrote (544)	6/12/1999 2:34:00 PM
From: MakeMoney	Respond to of 1413

To "AJ-RUK". Yes - you're right - SYCD does "deserve a much higher base price" then fifty-cents ($.50) per share. however - that does NOT necessarily mean that SYCD will GET a much higher base price for awhile. always remember - my friend - you are talking about a "micro-cap" company here. now - you may be asking yourself - SO WHAT? well - the "so what" part is that whenever you are dealing (investing) in these little "micros" you must almost always totally forget about all of the "normal" things like "logic" and rational thinking. these little "micros" simply do NOT "play" by the normal "rules" of the rest of the stock market. as i have said many times before - "micro-cap" companies are in a TOTALLY different "world of their own" and so are the people who invest in them - although UNfortunately most of them do not realize this. (IOW) quit trying to apply your normal (logical) way of thinking to try to explain how the stock price of a "micro" should be operating - or not operating. all that you are going to do by thinking this way is to simply drive yourself totally "nuts". OK - so how DOES a person know if a "micro-cap" company is a going to be a "good" (profitable) investment or not? Ahhh - that - my friend - is a VERY complicated question!! if you PM me i will try to find the time to answer it for you. basically - the answer has to do mostly with stock market investment experience - stock market natural "instincts" - and something i simply refer to as "gut" feelings. (IOW) you either have a "feel" for this business or you don't. i am very serious about that last part of the "equation" meaning the part about - you either have a "FEEL" for this business or you don't - and if you don't then you should IMMEDIATELY get totally OUT of this business!! most (almost all) people do NOT have this "feel" for the business and that is precisely why, of course, most (almost all) people should NOT be investing in these little "micros" in the first (1st.) place!! take care, my friend.

To: Aj-Ruk who wrote (544)	6/12/1999 8:29:00 PM
From: Loren S.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1413

AJ-RUK, I remain extremely optimistic about SYCD. While I was hoping we would run up much higher on the initial move, that rarely happens unless a company signs an unbelieveable deal. SYCD is building their business piece by piece and may take some time to see the results. But they are in an extremely hot business at the right time. The upside potential is thus tremendous. I believe this can be a $20 stock in a year if all the pieces fall together properly. But the road up is never without its bumps. If you look at even the most successful stocks (Amazon.com for example). They never made a straight shot run up. There was always some backing and filling along the way. SYCD will probably need a few more prs and evidence of healthy profits before it can make its next significant move to higher levels. I'm in no rush with this one. I expect to hold at least a year.