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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TPII - Year 2000 (Y2K); Groupware; Client Server Migration -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ghk001 who wrote (5458)	3/31/1998 9:30:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10903

Just for historical purposes, go back and check out the early days of Peritus (starting last summer). They seemed to have a new alliance every week and the stock shot to 32. Problem is, the alliance partners haven't delivered... they rarely do, and the stock just tanked to 5.5. Yes, PTUS is a Y2K stock with revenues in the tens of millions. I pointed out on the Y2K thread that, despite recent price drops for tool vendors like PTUS, ACLY and SEEC, my sample 40 stock Y2K portfolio is up 5% in two weeks. This is actually positive news for TPII as it appears the "bottom-liners" are bailing but speculators are arriving in force to replace them. How else can you explain the surge in price on the Y2K stocks that have less than 500K in reported revenue in their entire existence? This bodes well for a BMR announcement to propel this stock to new highs. However, once the bloom is off the rose anything can happen. Nevertheless, it should be a wild ride (gg). - Jeff

To: ghk001 who wrote (5458)	3/31/1998 9:39:00 PM
From: Rok2000	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10903

Like I posted a few days ago, "..when the stock surpasses .49 approx., this stock will breakout". Word on the street is that this rally is going to continue for a while. The thing you must remember is that this is a very undervalued company. At 14.5 million shares, the stock is only valued at around 11 million dollars. That is nothing. I can see this stock heading to a 25 million market cap without anyone thinking twice. More importantly, there seems to be some underlying reason behind the buying which must be seriously read into. If you remember, the dramatic drop in the stock price last summer, it was for a reason. The same can be said about this buying. Off the topic, and a usual mention in my posts, kmgg is another stock I feel very strongly about. Again, I am making a call on this one, that once the stock breaks $2.25, it is straight up past 3$ and onto the AMEX. Starting on Thursday a lot of things are happening at KMGG that should spark some momentum: 1. MIPCOM show (Next week) 2. Presentation to over 100 foreign investors in Europe (beginning April 2nd). 3. The showing of MERLIN at the MIPCOM show 4. As customary, I would expect a lot of press releases at the MIPCOM show, similar to what had occured at the last trade show in January (see the press releases). If you had followed kmgg, the stock also went up from .44 on January 1, 1998 to a high of $2.25 in early March. We have consolidated at these levels....a healthy move. The rally began in January and gathered a lot of steam at the beginning of that trade show. The MIPCOM is a big trade show, one where new projects and a large media platform is available to make major annoucements. Keep your eyes and ears peeled. I will be here to comment and inform you all of any events. In the meanwhile, lets enhoy the rise on TPII. Again, I am extremely bullish on this one and feel very comfortable with a market cap double what we see here minimum. Keep up the great work on this thread, and Alan, thanks for the positive comments on KMGG. Again, I feel the most important thing on these OTC BB stocks is the trading environment they are in. I see good things, good times, and hefty moves in the future. That would make for a nice spring.