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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TNRG Tianrong Building Materials -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Moonglow who wrote (663)	3/27/1998 2:12:00 PM
From: Shawn Donahue	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9824

Juanita, <<I'm sticking with TNRG....although I don't own much so that's not saying too much....but I do like the thought of the Navy.>> I agree with you that the thought of a Navy deal can be very, very lucrative...I worked on the configuration of DEC's largest PC sale ever..at that point, and it was to the Navy!$$$$$$$$ And, now with the Clinton administration seeing that even though the cold war was over...there are other major threats in the world and the U.S. needs to expand its defense budget! Just look at how many ships we moved in or around the Persian Gulf this year. TNRG's "Sea Eye" project seems to be pretty impressive with it using neural network inversion theory and the 3D finite element method to detect moving bodies in the seas and oceans. ..and it looks like not only the Navy is interested..but also research scientists from Columbia University! <<I also like what was said in the releases about possible stock dividends being paid.>> Hey!That's a good point..owning TNRG can help one to diversify ones portfolio...just by them issuing stockholders shares in the companies that they acquire and spin-off: "It is anticipated that on a long-term basis some of its acquisitions may be spun-off to Tianrong shareholders via stock dividends" <<Maybe I'll end up owning more than my little 1000 shares. That'd be cool.>> Maybe you will..as you sound pretty "cool" yourself!:-) In the meantime...we have a short sqeeze to experience and some revenues to be generated by major contracts and then what I am counting on for full appreciation of the stock... is NASDAQ listing! Shawn PS: Has anyone heard from Alan Markoff..concerning the projected timing for NASDAQ listing?????