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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Advance Gaming Technologies Inc. (AGTI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: grw5 who wrote (769)	11/23/1997 11:13:00 PM
From: Anthony Richards	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4539

GR, good point!! "But the fact that you want HR to come up with information that can be verified independantly, while you hide behind an alias and secret sources --- Well, do you see how this is somewhat problematic?" Everything I have posted can be verified by the SEC filings (some of my quotes were right out of them), and the rest can be varified by the company itself. My alias has nothing to do with it. I've only asked HR to do the same, but it seems he can't. I hope you can do some DD on these matters and other AGTI business. Please post your findings, good or bad. You're right, penny stocks are always a risk and the down side has to be nearing an end the closer we get to the new year. Only 1 month for any tax selling. We should stabelize by then, unless they keep issuing more shares or lose SEGA or Thompson or something really bad happens. Otherwise .11 looks like a good entry. We have all been looking for the bottom so we can average down. I prefer to wait for the sword to hit ground rather than catch it on the way down. I've tried that before and it cuts sharp!!! I've made alot more money buying on the way up. It's called averaging up. It works great. Since AGTI is really a TURNAROUND play, I guess I'm waiting for management to turn it around. And maybe this management team CAN eventually do it. HR says Silzer admited to him personally that he's made some really bad mistakes managing this company (Frankie, the Prez of his own company bashing himself). Maybe the worst IS behind us. It's all in the numbers, and they haven't changed for the better, yet.... Good Luck, AR