To: grw5 who wrote (5789 ) 3/18/1998 8:14:00 PM From: Alan Cassaro Read Replies (4) | Respond to
It's great that some folks make money during these quick momentum runs, but naturally 50 percent of the folks do get in on the high point of the spectrum, like I did originally.So, someone is always left holding the bag. So, I've learned to do a right brain/left brain thing with this stock. Yes, I am I am in for the long term. It moves slow, but the growth does appear to be real to me. Hope so. On other hand, I try to think like those DAY trading WEASELS, and in lieu of profits, I hang on to the extra shares when I sell during these quick runs. We get two or three momentum runs in the course of a year. There's probably been 3 or 4 runs in the last two years. Maybe more, because I don't always track the stock, for months at a time. It's kind of like a snipe hunt. The new blood gets suckered in at the prospects of quick money, and the old timers, like us, take our simple doubles and keep hanging on, like alligators waiting on the shoreline for LUNCH. All in all, Hubert Fews always gives me reason to doubt that this is a real company, and as brilliant as his observations are, he might be right. But, I do rely on my own judgement, ultimately, and for better or worse, the company does appear real enough to me. So, until Hinton falls down flat on his ass, or I see him drawing an extra ace out of his shirt sleeve, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt, and continue believing that there is going to be a real payday, someday. A few more quarters will demonstrate their actual ability to MAKE REAL MONEY. The stock will move as soon as people know>>>FOR CERTAIN<<< that this is a REAL company, with REAL potential. The old conncections with some crooks (SEXI and THORNWAITE) is keeping this stock depressed. And although MAIL may be small, I'm impressed that the president of the country spoke at the meeting. I think it's a positive statement concerning the growing trust in Hinton. I could be wrong, but I'm developing more faith in ADGI as time goes on. But then, I've always been a typical co-dependent. Don't know much, except that I need to be stroked occasionally. Maybe all ADGI investors are co-dependents. HEY! I feel your pain. (Feel me, see me, bite me---ee-eee--e--ee).I grok where you're all coming from.Greed is good, if you don't mind bleeding internallly occasionally. Al C
