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Strategies & Market Trends : Want to make $1000 a week trading.....I'm going to try!!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tim Luke who wrote (75)	12/9/1997 10:07:00 PM
From: Ice-Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1100

Here is a company that has averaged me about 15%-20% a week return for the last 2 months... This isn't a short term trade... it just goes up and up with little volume. If you like a solid long term play here is one for you. There is no need for me to hype it, just look at the results. Join us on the agp thread if interested... exchange2000.com here is the lastest news... Arctic Group Completes Acquisition in Texas Arctic Group Inc (The) AGP Shares issued 12,666,667 Dec 8 close $2.70 Tue 9 Dec 97 News Release Mr Robert Nagy reports, WINNIPEG, MANITOBA (December 9, 1997) - The Arctic Group Inc. has formally closed its acquisition of "Host Ice", a Texas-based ice production and distribution company, President Robert Nagy announced today. In conjunction, The Arctic Group Inc. has completed previously announced financing transactions with both Wellington West Capital Inc. and RoyNat Inc. which total $11-million. A portion of these funds was allocated to the closing of the Texas acquisition. As a result of this acquisition and other recently announced Letters of Intent, President Robert Nagy says The Arctic Group Inc. stands to achieve annualized revenues of approximately $21-million, up from $5-million as of April 30 of this year. One of Canada's largest ice companies, The Arctic Group Inc. operates manufacturing and distribution centres in all four Western Canadian Provinces. "Host Ice" services West Texas and New Mexico with operating distribution facilities located in Lubbock, Amarillo, Midland, and San Angelo as well as Roswell, New Mexico. The Arctic Group Inc. is committed to building an internationally recognized ice company by focusing on an aggressive strategy of growth through acquisition and consolidation of the ice industry. For further information, call The Arctic Group TOLL FREE at 1-888-573-9237. (Signed) On behalf of the Management and the Board of Directors of The Arctic Group Inc., Robert Nagy, President & CEO. The Alberta Stock Exchange has not reviewed and does not approve or disapprove of the adequacy or accuracy of this release. The Arctic Group Inc. Trading Symbol: AGP (ASE) 625 Henry Ave. Winnipeg, Manitoba R3A 0V1 Web Site: www.arcticgroup.com E-Mail: info@arcticgroup.comc

To: Tim Luke who wrote (75)	12/9/1997 10:24:00 PM
From: Mike Winn	Respond to of 1100

Tim - your argument has merit if you assume that all bad news get announced after the bell but bad news do get announced during the day. Your bad news could be also a good news for another stock. For instance, a competitor could announce a new product during the day that will send your stock down. But I agree with you that most bad news are announced after the bell.

To: Tim Luke who wrote (75)	12/10/1997 3:40:00 PM
From: freeus	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1100

Hi Tim: Re Lesson Learned. So true. I cant get to my computer enough (at work) and so cant do daytrading yet. I am trying to track just a few stocks and get really really familiar with their action-Coms especially, it isnt as volatile as usrx was but still hops around a bit. (Smaller companies would be better because I 'd like to be able to get 1000 shares at a time or at least 500). For now I'm doing it on paper. I had a great list of dos and donts for this year-my first year as an active buyer and seller of stocks. I didnt follow my list, Iallowed a 100% gain in August to turn into a 35% gain. Because I didnt hold to my "sell" points. It caused me great emotional pain because I felt stupid and besides I'm generally too emotional anyway! But the aggravation taught me that I better follow my plan or else I'll be sorry! I thought I could learn without making mistakes. Ha Ha Ha. Freeus