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Non-Tech : Lumacom Chronicles - a study of mania and madness -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: BubbaFred who wrote (25)	9/3/2003 2:54:58 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 113

Hello BubbaFred, <<pump and dump>> ... not quite, that is a different game. The stock got pumped by factors other than this thread's doing. The stock went up due to some announcement about some agreement having been reached between Metal Storm and a gun research outfit. Given the size of the resultant jump in price, it would be criminal not to take profit:0) I will re-enter the stock after it settles to my original purchase price, perhaps in a few days. Chugs, Jay

To: BubbaFred who wrote (25)	9/14/2003 10:54:46 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 113

Hi BubbaFred, Cross posting, to keep it all together, so that we can look back one day, in shock or in awe :0) Message 19304674 hello bubbafred, am in car to airport, flying to beijing, capital of imagined evil kingdom. on lum, it is definitely not suitable for most to touch with a pole, however long. two friends of mine are travelling in europe and should have sight of the barcelona lumacom board before month end. i am anxiously waiting for their report. the lumacom contraption is definitely not a wide application board for highways and such. at the max, there may be 500 to 1000 suitable locations around the planet. at most. i think of lum more as a real estate and advertising play than as a tech contraption gamble. but, yes, the tech part must be checked out. lumacom has grown into my largest position now, and second largest absolute equity position ever; softbank was my largest equity position ever. chugs, jay