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Strategies & Market Trends : Steve's Channelling Thread -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Alex MG who wrote (28989)	9/27/2001 11:39:07 PM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 30051

Thanks Alex But - If these ideas pan out I claim ZERO credit. Someone else pointed out these plays but I chose to research them for the thread. That is my only contribution. My thanks to the original poster. FWIW - This is my take. These companies could go broke or they could not. I really have no idea. I would not buy such shares for a trading acct. I would recommend them for an IRA or LTBH. These are long term plays IMHO. I am 90% cash right now in my accts and buying stocks with lots of cash will prevent total disaster. Look at NEWP. It just refuses to die. Why. $7 in cash Here are some companies high in cash with little debt CRA NEWP TXCC AVCI AETH If I was to go long (for IRA hold purposes) I would put these on my list. Can someone do a scan of stocks trading within 80% of cash with little debt and post the results. Those are companies that have a decent chance of holding up no matter what happens. M