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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TASA. Can someone with KNOWLEDGE help!!!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jeremy G. Browning who wrote (50)	12/3/1997 4:04:00 AM
From: Ralph Bergmann	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 601

No, I have to say I don't know more about the company than probably you know about it. All informations I have, I got from yahoo. I came across this company, when I wanted to know how the teaching area is valued generally on the stock. With "years ahead" I mean that this company seems to be one step further than tasa, because they already make great profits with their products, whereas tasa is just bringing their product to the market after a development state. They have now the capability to make profits like ALSI, but this does not mean that they necessarily make them of course. Maybe I am a completely different kind of (small) investor here. My reasons for buying or selling shares are quite subjective (but after looking on fundamentals and reading all news). I came across tasa through the napeage letters from Bob Davis. But I feel that some of his recommended stocks are simply boring (e.g. BMLS) despite being undervalued. I think that in the field of twisting, texturing ... it will take years until anybody is interested this stock (maybe never). In the past years we had a run on communication and high tech stocks. recently there were oil stocks etc. etc.. I think in the next time we will have a run on "education and teaching stocks" That's the reason I am interested in this field now. Look most of the investors (I mean more ordinary people) don't know much about the companies and they don't have time to spent much work on searching for infomations. Even employees at financial institutes are not very well informed. Their reasons for investing are also quite subjective. They invest in a sector like communications, maybe they look at P/E of a stock and that's it. If there is a company like ALSI with P/E of 215 and some other companies with smaller P/E people are more willing to invest in these companies especially when fundamentals are good. Maybe my attitude is very unprofessional, but until now it was quite successfull. Regards Ralph