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Microcap & Penny Stocks : LGOV - Largo Vista Group, Ltd. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: francis terry who wrote (862)	4/21/1998 11:42:00 PM
From: Dusty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7209

Francis, Francis: Dusty, please explain just what is it that makes people sell to take a small profit instead of waiting for a bigger profit in say one or two months * Ignorance :o) Pure and Simple. My opinion and I am entitled to it! Francis: Can you say one more time just what do we expect to hear from Dan when he gets back? * Since I am not skilled in the art of mind reading I have no way of knowing WHAT Dan will say to anyone. Francis: Then too can he even say the things that we want him to say other than this Chinese play is different than the others we were all involved with. * I am not sure WHAT you want him to say? I know of no other China play that you may have been or are involved with Francis, so I am not able to give in intelligent reply to you. Personally, I have not been involved with other China plays and have nothing which to compare. Francis: I know how you hate hypers and PR people as well as investors relation folks, how do we tell people to get some shares of LGOV. Their is just so much dd that one can do, after that it is a waiting game and no news is really bad for our favorite stock. Can you address that question for me, or maybe I do not know what I am talking about. * Francis, all any of us can do is share our good news about LGOV, you cannot infect others with your excitement. Just like you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. I find when I share LARGO with someone, it is best to remain calm and void of excitement. I usually just tell them I stumbled up on this company and have been doing some digging and find it appears to have solid substance. Then I invite them to help me do due diligence on it. I suggest they start at the Web Site and the SI thread on Largo. If they get back to me requesting more information I suggest they use the internet or library to research China, the Government and the people of China. Usually, by then they are either really excited or bored stiff. If they are bored and display a lack of interest, I move on. I owe them nothing more than to share knowledge. They have to make their own decisions, because it is their money they are spending and also, they may give you the impression they are not interested because they have no funds to spend or a zillion other reasons. It is all up to the individual. Francis, I don't know about others but I stumbled upon Largo Vista while seeking other information. But, because I am naturally the curious type, I took a side trip to the Largo Web Site and the rest is history. I don't to this day remember what I was even searching for now. I have always sort of felt divinely lead to it. Sounds crazy, but, I have read where we all have guardian angels. So I figured mine was on duty the night I found the Largo site... VBG * Investor Relations Personal... Nix to that idea. If they decide to hire one I want advance notice! Cause that is when I will give real serious consideration to selling my stock! I understand where you are coming from Francis, and honestly I mean no disrespect to you or anyone with a different opinion. However, you and many other traders are tuned in on the idea that a little "NEWS" moves the stock. Now, 99.9% of the "zero substance" companies know this and constantly use this trick to keep action (interest) going on their company. IMHO, most people buy stock not based on solid DD but, "news" releases! These scam companies know this and pray upon the weak and lazy. Again, JMO... (see above entitlement) VBG! Most shareholders are a restless lot for the most part. They are all looking for a fast pop every few weeks. After a "news" release that usually consists of "intents" (nothing inked)the stock raises, then falls and lays dormant for weeks and then next release comes out and waa laa the price inches up a few pennies. Now, if you are lucky and timed you investment just perfect you are a winner and happy, if not well, you lose. Then the game starts all over again. Many Penny Stocks are played like a fiddle over and over again. After careful observation you can spot these companies and if that is what you want and are lucky can make money with them. That is not my style. I am an investor not a trader. I am looking for substance and a company that is undervalued. I have made it a point to watch quality companies and find that most of them rarely release news on a regular and on going basis. They have substance and no need to spend 500.00 for a "hype" press release or salaries for a stable of glib tongued P.R. personnel. In fact many companies are wising up and are not hiring Investor Personal. The serious shareholder resents them for the most part. I know I do. Of course I am different, when I call a company I am interested in buying into, I get real scared if I cannot get access to the Chief (CEO). If I happen to get connected with metal Myrtle, I scratch that one off the list completely. But, like I said... to each his own. This is my opinion, but I know many serious investors who feel likewise. To be specific about Largo, if you will check out the news releases, I think you will find several in the past year and they all have meat to them. Not everyone may understand all that is implied but that is hardly the fault of management. Francis: Anybody need a tire for their auto? * Not sure what you are alluding to on this one unless you are suggesting that Largo buy a tire company? Give them time, VBG, Rome, was not built in a day... LOL :o) Francis, I hope I have addressed all of your questions, I honestly tried. LOL Whew! Copyright circa 1998 (Someone told me I outta copyright this puppy) Chuckle... Dusty :o)