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To: Dusty Vestal who wrote (6870)4/19/1998 11:24:00 PM
From: TraderGreg  Respond to of 11708
 
SETO, but it has moved; CSMA is near bottom; MDMI, only if you are a long way from a casino. If close to a casino, replace MDMI with Red or Even.

TG



To: Dusty Vestal who wrote (6870)4/19/1998 11:36:00 PM
From: Kurt N  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11708
 
Defining the LEAST amount of risk is interesting. Short term I'd say CSMA has the least risk. Although I think SETO is also an excellent long term investment. Don't know about MDMI.

This is my opinion and I'm sure others have theirs (and may even disagree) and here is my reasoning.

SETO is also an excellent pick, but it went up +26% on Friday so it might be more volatile (if people take profits) and you might want to wait until it settles down. (bid .78/ask .84). I'm not saying it will, but it could drop a little.

I don't think you want MDMI (unless you are willing to suffer an immediate 67% loss if you needed to sell. bid is 0.02/ask .06). It is near it's 52 week low, but the bid/ask spread is wicked (IMO). The good thing is that long term this might be the least risky stock in the sense that it can't go down much more, but the bid/ask sucks.

CSMA ran up to .90 on it's last good news, and then back down, and has climbed up a little Thursday/Friday to bid .56/ask .61. If good news comes out it could go up to .90 (and hopefully this time stay above).

I could be wrong about all of this, if you pick CSMA, SETO will go up and CSMA goes down. if you pick SETO (it will go down), and CSMA stays steady or goes up. [edit: maybe you should by SETO, lol]

Kurt



To: Dusty Vestal who wrote (6870)4/20/1998 8:29:00 AM
From: DuGen  Respond to of 11708
 
Dusty, I wouldn't buy MDMI. Besides having an obscene spread I own some of this little fella and you know what happens when I get into a stock. BUT, I'll let you know the day before I sell so you can get in at the low.

CSMA has just left another bottom and has started to rise. Don't know how high it will go but it is becoming predictable.

SETO is also good but I think you can get it for around .75 if you wait awhile. That chart is so sexy looking.........heavy sigh.

DuGen



To: Dusty Vestal who wrote (6870)4/20/1998 8:47:00 AM
From: jan_mike  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11708
 
Question was "least amount of risk". Only one reporting company on list. Only one profitable company on list. Only one answer. SETO



To: Dusty Vestal who wrote (6870)4/20/1998 8:54:00 AM
From: IRVINESULLY  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11708
 
CSMA & SETO I feel are good stocks...but of the two, SETO seems to certainly be the less volatile, with good future projections (notice the word "projections") for growth. It's climb has been slow and steady these past months..but it's not at it's low like CSMA, so it's hard to say how high it will go in the very near short term.. Gee, does this long answer qualify for "I don't know"??? <G>