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To: Bucky Katt who wrote (1371)2/7/2000 10:25:00 PM
From: pressboxjr  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 48461
 
<<ps, ther are 12 others, need more work on them, taking a break.>>

If anybody deserves a break, it is you.

Please, take some time off (like about 2 days or so) and come back all fresh and ready to go.

I would have said 2 months, but we need to make some money. <G>



To: Bucky Katt who wrote (1371)2/7/2000 11:02:00 PM
From: M. Walton  Respond to of 48461
 
Thanks for the leads William... DD to be done tonight.

Murphy



To: Bucky Katt who wrote (1371)2/7/2000 11:50:00 PM
From: jfhh  Respond to of 48461
 
Hello William;

I am lurker that has had you bookmarked for almost a year. I am not a daytrader as I work during the day, but have learned alot from your work here on SI and I wanted to thank you on your thread. I mostly gear my posts towards the lurkers/newbies as there are alot of us out here that cannot necessarily contribute to your thread, but who appreciate the efforts that you make. You're skills and experience speak for themselves. And I have always enjoyed your interaction with Rande.

I remember the first time I bought Paramount Financial back on 08/06 at 1 7/8, not a very good in, but then I work full time and was attempting to learn patience. Well, I waited, which is the key to the dogs. And when the classic 'pop' happened in September...well, I was working and couldn't get to it. Now, this story is not a sad one. I didn't get mad but simply started to research more of your picks. And the difference to my portfolio is breathtaking.

onssw, dkey (1 13/16), bipl, telt(never did too well at), obci (1 1/8), fimg (1 3/4), atms (2 1/2), fimg (1 1/8), cici (4 5/8), mana ~6, acro, ectl, dynt, jmar, etc. Never the best in's or out's as I work. Profit often. Ride free shares. Smaller lots. 1k, 3k and 5k share lots work as well for a smaller budget. These types of trades have had a significant impact on my portfolio.

I have time to research many of your companies, but never all. Finally, I have learned not to chase. There will always be another stock on another day. Be early and wait is a good strategy for employees that cannot babysit their portfolio.

Just wanted to let you know that you, your regular contributors (I have read every post) and your efforts do not go unnoticed or unappreciated. This post has been too long in coming. Thank you William.

Sincerely,
John



To: Bucky Katt who wrote (1371)2/8/2000 11:13:00 AM
From: christopher  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 48461
 
Hi WJ,

Just took a look at your list...most are old favorites I'm familiar with but I hadn't seen TELT, TCPI & BIOI before...I took an initial position in TELT today...I think there's serious promise here coupled with a tiny float....The problem is I keep taking initial, or small, positions in some of these rat dogs to protect myself in case of a downturn and they take off for the moon...as they say, these are the good kind of problems to have...you might take a look at MDER/W, they had news yesterday that I think could turn into something down the road although now might not be the time to buy due to the recent spike...the warrant terms are exp 02-2003, 4.50 strike, 1 for 1 conversion, $8 for 20 days call...

biz.yahoo.com
biz.yahoo.com

Chris



To: Bucky Katt who wrote (1371)2/9/2000 12:23:00 AM
From: J R Hagan  Respond to of 48461
 
Hello William and Thread.
I have been sitting on a little information for a while and thought that this might be a good time to share it with this thread. I am basically a lurker and have been following Williams picks since well before this thread started.
My Info: APII has informed me by e-mail that the toy fair will be held February 13th-17th in New York. They plan to unveil the initial product line of the Roar Knobs brand at this toy fair 2000. This in my opinion will be very good for our little toy company.
Fourth quarter and Year-end results will be out around February the 15th or a little later. Because the figures are not yet public knowledge, they cannot give out any details. I don't want to break any ethic codes here so I won't elaborate on exactly what else they told me other than to say that it was all good and sales have been VERY GOOD the last few months.
I think the Roar Knobs Will be a huge shot in the arm for the company in the near future and for the long term. Demand for such a product should be high for the kids.
I have been following this stock since William first posted it long ago and have been invested in it for a few months, long enough to have sold it a couple of times for a nice little profit at 3.00plus, but instead, I am holding for the big run that I think it is gearing up for.
I just thought that some of you that have invested in APII might find this info somewhat interesting. It could explain some of the volume increase that we've been experiencing here, along with the volume brought from this thread. I think it will continue for a while.
Thank you William for this wonderful thread and the picks before the thread. I've also done well with PARA in the past and I'm long on ATMS. Did good with JMAR too. That was a while back. I wish I still had some PARA and JMAR now. I bought those two back when I was doing a lot of in and out day trading. I do much better now that I buy and hold the good ones.
For more information, contact the company. They will be happy to tell you or e-mail you what they can.
Sorry for the rambling.
Good Luck To All

Kevin H.