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Gold/Mining/Energy : PYNG Technologies -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: HotShot1 who wrote (4054)	6/25/1999 5:01:00 PM
From: LOR	Respond to of 8117

Hmmmm Hot S. now theres a name with possibilities !!! Frankly, in 2 to 5 years down the road this company will be a distant memory unless they get into mass production against real orders long before then. And of course they "WILL" !!! The fact that the Bid/Ask at 4:32pm EDST today was C $1.34/ 1.40 and that a rip roaring 1,100 shares traded hands today in a total of 3 trades probably only means that: a) the investment fund managers who saw the PYNG presentation do not have laptops with internet connections and were so overcome by the presentation that they will need the weekend to recover before going wild over PYNG, b) Mr. Jacob's suitcase was so full of orders that the handle ripped off when the airline attendant tried to load it into the belly of the 747 for his return trip to Vancouver and it is now languishing at La Guardia's baggage claim area. Naturally, its as good as lost for the next week or two, OR c) Johnson & Johnson were at the show and have pigeon holed Jacob's and crew for the next few days in order to work out PYNG's future. Naturally, PYNG can not be expected to say ANYTHING of consequence while this is ongoing, Just thought I'd throw forward some possibilities before the inevitable "WHERE'S THE BEEF" posts start showing up this weekend. LOR ....P.S. - It is however nice to see PYNG act on some of the forum members suggestions [ particularly Jack's ] on the long road to becoming a "mass production" company