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Microcap & Penny Stocks : The Chadmoore Wireless Group (MOOR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: William E. Harriot who wrote (699)	1/27/1998 6:16:00 PM
From: Dan Thomas	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1651

Agreed on the older participants ... I have observed over many years, an interesting phenomenon. When the staff consists of some attractive women, things happen. Now the men, I haven't noticed ... no, not for reasons you'd think. It just doesn't seem to matter. My point is these women KNOW they have talent, aren't afraid to show it, and have a good feeling about themselves. The others (men) seem to get on the ball around them, for no other reason than to remain competitive and not be shown up. Bottom line: Results ! I realize I'm likely to receive the negative opinions - so be it. But no one has yet to show me any proof to the contrary. Basically, I want to invest in those companies with good looking women in authority positions. And a staff so endowed also helps. MY OPINION HERE FOLKS. Anyway, if holding a good thing or anything you understand worked for Peter Lynch, then it should work on a reduced scale for me. If Chadmoore takes two-five years to go to $ 10 / share, HEY HEY HEY ... I can wait ! Five years to millionaire status will work for me. Better than my previous 44-year plan I had at birth. If MOOR falls down into the sub-40 cent range, I may just break down and load up on some additional shares. Of course, then I need to schedule a trip to Las Vegas to see it for myself. Thanks again for taking the questions and visiting the firm. Regards, Dan