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Non-Tech : KKRO Koo Koo Roo -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jan_mike who wrote (373)	3/30/1998 10:06:00 PM
From: edna lipiner	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 479

By the weekend anyone who has sold KKRO below 6 will see that it was inevitable for KKRO to break away from normal trading patterns and hold its short term gains... at least for a while... Here is why: My family coincidentally only orders from KKRO ( yea what do we know -ok), KKRO actually got a nice clean place with excellent product- this is no Boston Chicken (uga,uga,uga).. if you like BC sell KKRO, you don't deserve to hold it! KKRO have actually increased same store sales. Having Lee Iaocca who holds 59,000 shares of KKRO take the helm is like winning the lottery. It excuses any ex-management encumbrances which have contributed to KKRO's legacy of no profit. All that is now erased. KKRO gets a chance to be uncoupled from strict net earnings analysis. Implicit in the Iaocca coming is the message of renewal to a Co with a sound product, but which suffered only because of poor management. Folks, just like there was a ground swell of Americans willing to buy a million plus of his best seller books about success, there are thousands of investors willing to buy in on the ground floor of the New KKRO. IT MAY HAVE NOT SUNK IN BUT KKRO IS NO LONGER THE LOSER IT WAS JUST YESTERDAY. Already the wire services are talking overseas agreements!! Wait till you find out what every, and I mean every financial editor has up his sleeve to give a zip to their publications! Read it and tell everyone next week why you sold in fear, playing out a game plan you held when you feared this Co. would go bankrupt. Yea, tell them you followed the old adage "pigs get fat ,hogs get slaughtered."- PASS ME THE CHICKEN!