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Technology Stocks : Turbodyne Technologies Inc. (TRBDF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tech Master who wrote (544)	4/9/1998 1:02:00 AM
From: ChainSaw	Respond to of 3458

The trading looked very strong today. Lots of trading took place at $4.50. Some short covering could help us out. Guy

To: Tech Master who wrote (544)	4/9/1998 4:50:00 PM
From: Papillon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3458

I too am pleased at the way this stock is acting. It almost broke through the resistance today, but not quite. Heavy overhead kept appearing and the MMs appeared willing to take it down quickly (to scoop up some silly stops, I hope). I bought this stock on your reco a couple of weeks ago and averaged down late last week on a dip, so I'm quite happy. I'm curious, over on the Stock Swap thread you just wrote that you have a $9 target for TRBDF. For the last few weeks you have been hoping for $6. Have you revised upward? Or is six bucks soon and nine later, or what? My brother was trained as a diesel mechanic, although he quit that work before he was twenty-one and went to work for Snap-On, where he has done very, very well and is now a field manager. I'm curious to see what he knows about Turbodyne; I value his opinion when it comes to these sorts of mechanical things. I haven't spoken to him about Turbodyne yet, but I'll let you know what he says. Now...finally, here's the company to check out. MotorVac (MVAC). The stock price is severely depressed, but they've got a great product, according to my brother. Snap-on is selling their transmission system, but that's not why my brother is hot on MotorVac -- he can't sell me a multiple thousand dollar system for changing transmission fluid, after all. He says their engine cleaning system really works. His company, Snap-On, is also known for gobbling up small companies with good products. So...wanna check it out? Can you learn anything I can't get off the net? Thanks. John