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To: Paul S. who wrote (315)3/30/1998 10:22:00 AM
From: David Culver  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1185
 
Just to let you know the Mini Cap Analysis focuses more on resource stocks. I had some major losses with this newsletter. Like all news letters they forget the bad ones and play up the good recommendations. But decide for yourself.

Dave Culver



To: Paul S. who wrote (315)3/30/1998 10:42:00 AM
From: Wisee  Respond to of 1185
 
Paul,

To subscribe to Maedel's Mini-Cap Analyst call (604)669-8270.
Their website is www.maedels.com. Hopefully this helps.

Lately, Maedel has not had any big winners, but who has???

Wisee



To: Paul S. who wrote (315)3/30/1998 10:47:00 AM
From: Casey  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1185
 
Paul:

<<Did Maedels not recommend NRT at around the $.90 level. It seems that they know what they are doing and I've heard very good tings about them. Does anyone have information on how to subscribe to Maedels? Do they have a website?>>

Maedel's recommended NRT @ .97 but his buy instruction was to buy up to $1.80 since his instruction came out the day the stock price spiked. He said NRT should quickly go to $3.20. It quicly tanked, and is only now recovering. I have had nothing but very bad experiences with Maedels's picks. His record over the last 18 months is disastrous - and that is being kind.



To: Paul S. who wrote (315)3/30/1998 6:08:00 PM
From: T.Bill  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1185
 
Hi ya Paul...In your message to Jon, you might want to add that "smart money" more often averages up (i.e. on technical breakouts) than "averages down" as a stock begins to slide. I too will likely average up on NRT if the volume picks up on an upward price move.

T.Bill