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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Tokyo Joe's Cafe / Anything goes -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: BarbaraT who wrote (10996)	4/25/1998 12:41:00 AM
From: tranzz	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34592

This is from SI PNLK thread, interesting article. Friday April 24, 11:09 pm Eastern Time Little-known stocks click on Internet connection By Emily Kaiser CHICAGO, April 21 (Reuters) - Little-known technology companies clicked on Tuesday amid hopes that their links to Internet retailing would drive future profits, analysts said.'' ''There is so much momentum behind Internet stocks,'' Gene Ramirez, technology analyst with Dallas-based Southwest Securities Inc., said. ''I don't think it will stop here.'' On Tuesday, the stock price of 7th Level Inc. (SEVL - news) surged $6.69, or nearly 370 percent, to $8.50 on Nasdaq after it teamed up with WavePhore Inc. (WAVO - news) to expand its Internet animation technology. Financial data provider Market Guide Inc. (MARG - news) was up almost 230 percent at $26, also on Nasdaq, after it signed a deal to provide financial research tools to America Online Inc.'s (AOL - news) personal finance section. K-tel International Inc. (KTEL - news) traded as high as $49.50 this week -- up from just $6.94 last Monday -- after the music retailer said it will offer more than 250,000 of its music titles for sale over the Internet. Atlanta-based HomeCom Communications Inc. (HCOM - news) jumped more than $6 a share to $12.94. HomeCom specializes in Internet applications for the financial services market. HomeCom President Harvey Sax said in an interview he knew no reason for Tuesday's stock move, but said it was possible that activity in other Internet-related stocks had attracted interest in his company. Those four companies were among the 10 most actively traded Nasdaq stocks on Tuesday. But some industry sources cautioned that the run-ups may be too steep given the fact that even Internet retailing powerhouses like Amazon.com (AMZN - news) have yet to post profits. ''The biggest challenge is that Internet means revenues, now we have to show that Internet means profitability,'' said Lauren Freedman, president of the e-tailing group, a Chicago-based consulting firm specializing in Internet commerce. ''The issue is, how long will the market continue to fund companies that are grossing high revenues, but not showing a profit?'' Freedman said. Michael Murphy, editor of the Overpriced Stock Service, said K-tel in particular appeared to have climbed too far, too quickly. He said the music retailer's shares were undervalued at $6 a share, but overvalued at $46. ''The pendulum has swung too far for sure,'' Murphy said, referring to K-tel. ''This is a stock that is probably worth somewhere in the 20s.'' Southwest Securities' Ramirez said he maintained his buy rating on 7th Level. He said the stock could trade at $6 to $8 a share in the next 12 months, a strong move for a company that was trading at just above $1 a share last month, but only a modest projection after Tuesday's jump. Hang on to your PNLK shares........

To: BarbaraT who wrote (10996)	4/25/1998 12:46:00 AM
From: Steve Rubakh	Respond to of 34592

Barbara... The Mex People Made Lotsa Of Big Fat Money For Past 6 months...Thanx To His Picks!.....All His DD and E-Mail Support Was Free. Have You Ever Answered Over 250 E-Mails A Day...He Did And Still Does! $ 299.00 For Site Access....Very Cheap !!! PS. I Hear Cafe Is Humming....

To: BarbaraT who wrote (10996)	4/25/1998 10:00:00 AM
From: BubbaFred	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34592

It's worth every penny, if not more, just to get more of his insights and knowledge. Here are three of his posts, as examples: Message 4123172 Message 4117468 Message 4117460 The worthiness of words in these posts is different for other folks, of course. They just happen to sink in for me. He is definitely more advanced than me and that's low tuition cost. I am still in learning process, which will continue as long as I am still alive and enjoying it. That's just a bubba's opinion and frankly, I much rather have luck instead of being good stock picker. Or, do I, really? No, I change my mind. I want both.

To: BarbaraT who wrote (10996)	4/25/1998 1:22:00 PM
From: Andrew H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34592

>>I can certainly understand a nominal fee<< Some people are generous by nature; others by nature are penurious. You and insider obviously fall into the latter category. If you can understand a nominal fee, then perhaps you can stretch your understanding to grasp that $30/month is a nominal fee. Tokyo Joe has helped his friends (and many who are not so friendly, for that matter), make a lot of money with his picks. He is generous by nature. Others, who are very greedy, are quick to bite the hand that feeds them... One good trade can make you a few thousand dollars. That would cover subscriber dues for about 10 years. If you can't afford $30/month, you should not be trading stocks in any case. >>But the subscribers won't be making anywhere near what they had been since they won't have the support of this thread behind them.<< If you bet on that, you will lose. Look at the header on this thread--who do you think has brought this motley crew together? Joe will have all those with half a brain behind him, because they know they will make money. Yes, there will be a few losers who will jump on the picks after they are posted or ignore them completely and cut off their noses to spite their faces. I wonder which category you will be in? Think about it.

To: BarbaraT who wrote (10996)	4/25/1998 1:47:00 PM
From: cool	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34592

MDIX---the software that MDIX will be distributing free to doctors,nursing homes,hospitals ect will, through the use of the internet, revolutionalize access to personal medical information, x rays, billing info. by allowing for 'instant access'. Perscription histories can be accessed from every drug store in the country. That is a large enough market alone. They have one competitor.