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Microcap & Penny Stocks : DCH Technologies (DCH) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Scoobah who wrote (1802)	7/2/1999 5:30:00 PM
From: Scoobah	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2513

This is what I personally expect to see DCHT do. KIDE languished near a buck for the longest time, and then all of a sudden, WHAM! it took off and never really looked back. I have been around dozens of these companies and by far, in my opinion, DCHT has more potential than all of them. stockmaster.com Here is another one, we raised money for in 1993, IREG Initially, the stock went from 6 to 20, split and back to 20, then a host of selling and dissapointment brought it all the way back to where it started. ( split adjusted ), very much the same as DCHT did last year; rallying up onthe hype, and selling off on the reality that they were a long way from revenue and earnings. IREG recently went from 3 to 30 when some of their potential became realized. stockmaster.com So, anyone who is underestimating what can happen with a company with as small a float as DCHT, should beware, as these things do happen over and over and over. But those with the penchant for over analysis and leaning towards skepticism and pessimism will never be in for these moves. Disclaimer: For those that don't know, the above statement is one of opinion and my own theory, and is not endorsed by DCH management; and is biased by the fact that I was once a consultant for DCHT in late 1998, and early 1999, and thereby received a $ 5,000 payment and 100,000 shares for my efforts. I am now President and General Manager of copower.com, an authorized dealer of products ranging from fuel cells and sensors, to wearable computers and microturbines, and Dept. of Energy approved electronic lighting products.