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Gold/Mining/Energy : PYNG Technologies -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: tide who wrote (2179)	5/11/1998 1:20:00 AM
From: David Nobel	Respond to of 8117

Hi, all! In my experience, a move to a senior exchange in conjunction with other relevant factors, such as earnings/revenue growth, advancing story, etc. can have a dramatic positive effect on a stock's performance. This is particularly true at the stage when analysts and institutional buyers are becoming interested. These folks often will not initiate buying/coverage until the company's legitamacy is confirmed by acceptance onto a major exchange. In recent memory, this has happened to Badger Daylighting, Newstar Energy, Diagnosticare, Founders Energy, and a number of others I have owned/followed. While there may not always be an immediate concurrent short-term boost in the share price, a senior listing is necessary for the company to graduate to a new level of growth; if all else is well, this maturity is inevitably eventually reflected in share performance. Regards.

To: tide who wrote (2179)	5/11/1998 1:33:00 AM
From: GWD	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8117

To Tide From Jerry de Boo Hi Tide When a stock reaches $5.00 U.S. it is no longer a penny stock by S.E.C. definition. Occasionally a flurry of buying occurs from mutual funds and U.S. investors,when this happens.As you are aware with Pyng excellent fundamentals great management and a product that has allready saved one life,it would certainly be a excellent candidate for any mutual fund portfolio. regards Jerry