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Gold/Mining/Energy : Crystallex (KRY) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: viper who wrote (6305)	3/6/1998 11:35:00 AM
From: shorty	Respond to of 10836

#7. LAW OF WAITING. The longer you wait, the greater your chances for failure. This applies to both holding a stock which is declining and to a stock which is running. The odds are greater than 90% against you..that you will fail in a speculaton, if you wait for it to recover or if you chase a stock which has already begun its run. Generally, a stock moves up in less than two weeks,often in two to five days. the share price. As beleivers stop believing,the share price declines, often never recovering. Of course, if one wants to wait forever, then eventually the stock may recover. The longer one waits during a runup, the smaller one's potential profits and the greater one's exposure to losses.(One important caveat; Occasionally, there are a few good deals --about 20 or 30 annually--when one SHOULD wait for the company to mature. Almost always, they come out of left field and, rarely, does anyone know in advance which company will become tommorows succes story. FOR CARSTUNNED AND DONUTHUGE. #37. THE SECRET OF THE NEWSLETTER WRITTER. Any newsletter writer providing ongoing reportage on mining or small cap stocks has a vested intrest, whether disclosed or not . Someone is paying the freight and rarely is it the subscriber. (The writer either has a positon or is being paid or hopes to become "famous" by covering a specific stock.)Publishing a newsletter is an expensive proposition, with a high casualty rate. Look at wjich "popular" newsletters were published during the late 1960's or the early 80's and see if any are published today. Excerpts from Dirty Rotten Secrets by George Chelekis. One of the best and smartest used to be on the net, but can't I can't find the URL only have the hard copy. Good luck to all. KRY fits almost all of the 50 LAWS of stock promotion. TTYL Scott.

To: viper who wrote (6305)	3/6/1998 2:05:00 PM
From: Fulvio Castelli	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10836

No Viper, it is you who are missing the point. I'll concede the fact that speculation had driven the price of KRY to new highs. Whether or not it warranted such prices remains to be seen; the Supreme Court of Venezuela will determine this. But the point here that YOU are purposely missing is that your lord and master is grossly manipulating this stock to his advantage. You will be laughed off this forum if you say otherwise. I think even the most jaded anti-KRY reader here (who is not a member of your miserable jackal horde) would agree with this assessment. Anyway, yadda-yadda-yadda. At least do me one favour will ya: Let me know when you slimeballs are done with the stock? In the meantime, I think I'll go on 'vacation'. BTW, it's FULVIO not FLUVIO.