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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Classic Golf Corporation (CSGC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: hoffy who wrote (104)	3/16/1998 8:48:00 PM
From: kennbill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 904

hoffy... someone dumped 2,000 shares at the close for .27. check the logs. some IS playing games.

To: hoffy who wrote (104)	3/16/1998 9:00:00 PM
From: tickerup	Respond to of 904

OK Guys, My take: Nobody get their shorts in a ward because I need to illustrate a similar case using another stock. Some of you maybe in or watching FAMH. I bought in at .31 and the price lingered for weeks (maybe months) between .28 and .36. Right before their last big explosion to around .45, the previous week, MMs "walked down" the prices to the .25 level. I was so glad the thing shot up that I sold at the .45 level. That was a mistake. It now sits about .65. I provide that following illustration because I believe a similar activity (MM Game) is at work here. We may test .25 to shake all the loose hands and I deeply believe (based on solid evidence from my tea leaves) we will see about a .15 to .20 climb/jump. There will be sellers glad that they saw movement and sell (like I did with FAMH). When the MMs replenish their coffers we will eventually settle somewhere around .75. The $1 cross will happen when the public understands that you can invest in a little gem like our beloved CSGC. I do believe (again from my tea leaves) that many of the attendees will receive PR material on this company when they attend the tourney. In addition, I believe we will began to see this investment opportunity taunted in some of the senior citizen magazines/venues. Once the concept takes root, many in the golf community will want to see this style of playing continue. [We will see new $$$ roll into this one]. Now before everyone start spounting that this is not FAMH, I will agree you. However, when a long shark lends you money they really don't care what you do with the money as long as you pay them their 50% to 100% overhead. If you don't pay, their tactics are the same, intimidation, threats, make examples of others and eventually they repo you or something of value. Stay long and strong, this baby will pay off. The float and the general health of the company are "OK", BUT the potential is excellent.