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Microcap & Penny Stocks : DGIV -- Good Prospects? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: RocketMan who wrote (6266)	4/22/1998 8:46:00 PM
From: Mr. Miller	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7703

Well now. We have ourselves a peculiar predicament don't we. Promised news for two days and nothing. I personally called Daniel two times today and was assured, that's assured, that news was forthcoming. Obviously there was no news. What's up? I have no idea. Could be just a continuation of the saga of these PR people. Now we have Macker, a newby to this thread and SI proclaiming information that only he/she has. We have seen this before, like earlier today. If it pans out as he/she states what are we to think of insider privileged information being given out by PR, or is macker a PR guy/gal who released the info before it was allowed out over the wire. If it doesn't, then macker is 0 for 2 today and is in the doghouse. Either way, macker has just bounced higher on the "Watch His Ass List." Last, the potential news. If correct, do we really want to ally with a political figure? What if he does not win? Then again, if we do a deal with the government, that is a deal that I can't even comprehend in value. If incorrect, we wait for more news. The depth that this venture is sinking into the Australian/Indonesian/Phillipine pipeline is breathtaking as well as mysterious. How will we perceive an alliance at the government level in this country? How will the markets? I must say that first notion is with great amazement that such a small company could bust into that arena. It must be Jimmy Chin. Perhaps there is much more to this man than meets the eye. Much more than even the most staunch supporter like Byron or Bob Cummings can imagine. JC may have longstanding ties with that part of the world that will allow our dominance to nudge out the Americanos. We may have stumbled onto something here that none of us could have been prepared for. In the meantime, we wait for news. No news is bad news for DGIV. Without revenues from telephony yet, we need to continue the growth on paper. The deals we do now won't deliver too high of returns for a few months at best, so we are not looking at stellar revenues until the third quarter at best. BUT, if there is a monster deal pending as being tossed about here and there, that will more than be enough to carry the load till the revenues begin to roll in. Miller