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Microcap & Penny Stocks : ACRT about to move to new highs -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Goulds who wrote (2179)	3/4/1998 5:55:00 PM
From: Goulds	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7054

Subj: $$$$ By: steins1 Date: Mar 4 1998 2:29 P.M PST Reply To: Msg. 1878 by We need to be reminded that you don't lose the money unless you sell. It has been said over and over. Here is a good example of a stock recovery. I bought HALO now HMK on the NYSE. I liked the company, big institutional following. Bought at 29 last year I came back from a trip and it was at 13. I whinned, called the company bla, bla bla. Bought more at 12. Today it hit 30+. Cool company, lots of growth etc. Don't panic, buy more. 10 years from now this stuff will all just be stories. If they are good companies and well managed like ACRT you could buy it at 27, 18, and 3. 10 years from now it might have split a couple of times and be at 30 again. Maybe not. If you don't play, you don't prosper. I bought one at 25, it ran up to 44. You guessed it, I didn't sell. I bought it back down to 18. It went down to 10 and now it's back to 18. 10 tears from now will I have been right in my system. Only time will tell. I don't disagree at all with others systems. But historicaly, buying and holding has done well if the companies are good. Others probably make much more money than I do, but come April 15th I don't have to send a huge check to the I.R.S. The one I send is alraedy big enough! ACRT Quote