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Gold/Mining/Energy : PYNG Technologies -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Albert Martin who wrote (1169)	3/18/1998 9:35:00 PM
From: Ravi Philar	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8117

Hello folks. This is my first post in this thread. Learned one heck of a lot reading others' posts, even if the message was not always palatable. I am curious about two points, and would appreciate input: 1. If one divides the number of PYT shares traded by the number of trades, the figure is usually 500 to 1000 shares per trade. That seems to have been the case all along. That suggests that most trades were done on behalf of us little guys. Also, I watched the names of brokerages buying and selling today, and it seems as if Yorkton and Canaccord were busy. So, if it is mostly small traders, or "ordinary people" as the media would say, who are doing most of these trades, why is anyone concerned about the big guns? I always thought that the Shorters liked to trade in big lots of 5000 plus shares. 2. Are there any sites where one can get real-time quotes without putting up big bucks for on-line or membership fees? Albert is correct. The week of the show in B.C. will likely produce upward momentum. And then, we can all smile some more. Cheers.

To: Albert Martin who wrote (1169)	3/19/1998 12:47:00 AM
From: T Lamos	Respond to of 8117

ICEM Conference More good news - yet again. High-profile exposure of FAST1 to the global market via ICEM will certainly help continue to provide upwards momentum on PYT's recent price gains. The $64,000 question is by how much and over what period of time. After the March 5th news release which announced PYNG's presence at the Emergency Services Conference, the stock zoomed from the $4 level until trading halted at around $5.50 on March 13th - a 38% gain. Now that PYT has formed a base around this price level I say the market will move the base up another dollar over the next week or so after digesting this latest tasty morsel, representing half the previous percentage gain. The upside this time 'round will be a tad more subdued though as the market remains somewhat "stunned" after the "dizzying" gains of recent weeks. As many others on this thread have stated, the biggest gains are yet to come but not until we see news stating that post field-trial orders are being filled. And in the interim, further steady price increases are assured as more folks sign up to begin field testing. As the grand poobah said more than once, "The best is yet to come!" Tom