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To: greenboy who wrote (11091)	5/7/1998 5:51:00 PM
From: Rudy	Respond to of 13456

>if i may be so bold,why tmar over hmar?< Himmmm... Good question. First of all let me tell you, there are more than a dozen very attractive oil issues at the moment. You can just write them on a piece of paper and throw darts, or if you have a million bucks (for example), you can just invest equally in all. As to HMAR, I have to admit that it was missing in my list of Oil Service/drilling/independent producers. The list contains more than a hundred issues and HMAR must have fallen thru the cracks somehow. As to TMAR, it is: 1. #5 in 1 Yr. revenue growth among Oil & Gas Services 135% 2. #5 in 1 yr. earnings growth 223% 3. #2 in PEG .05 !!! It also showed up in a screen that I applied, 1yr earn. gr. >50%, 1yr. EPS gr. >100%, PE 0-25, PEG 0-1. Only 16 companies among all Oil issues showed up in this screen. On top all, I think timing is good per the chart pattern.It is in an ascending triangle with a resistance of 23-5/16. Has not broken it yet but, I think soon it will. So, do you think all this was persuasive enough? I will add HMAR to my list and also check the chart. >just wondering. also are you in crlbf?< No. First time hearing about it. Chart (roughly) looks good. It may be late for newcomers since it is a little extended. Why don't you stop by more often and bring such ideas more timely bud? We miss you. Best wishes to you too.