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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Microvision (MVIS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: drivaldog who wrote (975)	3/29/1998 9:23:00 AM
From: kili	Respond to of 7721

Good show! Not only are the (growing number of) shareholders interested in the company, but there's also promotion going on on behalf of MVIS. I hope Rick &Co appreciates it! On the other hand, all this boils down to what we're really after, doesn't it: Helping getting VRD and MVIS on their way, leaving a trail of wealth to their shareholders behind them... Speaking of wealth: I mentioned earlier that I did a little teaser on selling some of my warrants at 7 3/16. That was successful, in that the price fell back again shortly afterwards. After the release of the 1997 figures, I had a purchase order (Friday morning) in on 6 5/8. To but back the same amount I'd sold. Excellent timing in one way, as it already had been traded at that level, and I was on the list of being the next in line to pick them up if a seller became available. But, alas, no seller came along, and the next thing I knew, was seeing the closing price up a whole buck. Frustrating? It's only the first name! Greedy boy? Yes. Sorry about that. Makes me wonder whether I'll manage to stay in the game in a sensible way when the real surge comes... My strategy as such is therefor the following: I'll fool around with a slice of my holdings, and try as best I can to hold my fingers away from my main position. Not an easy game, this! Kim