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Technology Stocks : PLPT: Pulsepoint Communications (previously DGSD) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: dennis reed who wrote (231)	2/12/1998 10:50:00 PM
From: golfinggramps	Respond to of 614

Hello Dennis: How do I see this issue? I think this stock is going to be on every day traders hit list. I think the financial terms to the large investors are very favorable and as the warrants come due, there will be profit taking like you've never seen. This will not be for the feint of heart. Now read the press release of FEB 2, 1998. Looks to me like this could make a small investor like myself a couple of dollars. PLPT is in bed with some pretty good company. GTE taking their platform nationwide is a pretty good start. Don't think Microsoft would place a person on the board if Microsoft wasn't interested in the technology that PLPT has developed. biz.yahoo.com Could be interesting. Jim

To: dennis reed who wrote (231)	2/13/1998 8:38:00 AM
From: AugustWest	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 614

Dennis, we make our own decissions, and live with them. A word of caution though: don't jump in at the highs, as the last post (can't remember who- Jim?) makes mention, there will no doubt be profit taking. The people who hold options and warrents are getting excited-- they haven't seen this price in a LONG time. And with this much excitement, They are still holding out to see how much pump this MSFT stuff will give them. Then, when we see things level off, they will be lining up to sell big time. I would wait until the dust settles, and then see. Personally, I am waiting to see what happens with the reverse split. I know it shouldn't really make a diff. as the value is still the same, but how the public reacts to the price tag of $5-8 will be something to see.regards. AugustWest.