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To: myturn who wrote (2234)	5/19/1998 10:48:00 PM
From: Cannon	Respond to of 4783

I was told anywhere from 2 to 5 weeks for certs.

To: myturn who wrote (2234)	5/19/1998 11:40:00 PM
From: Jim B	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4783

good idea.. but NOT a good move for PKGP... they need to FOCUS FOCUS FOCUS on the business at hand... fundamentals need to be the basis for this investment NOT the short position.. having a short pos. only makes it better.. if the company can make some deals to add to the bottom line.. that is what we should be looking for.. a short trap.. if and when one happens.. is just an added bonus. money better spent elsewhere... just because we can't be patient doesn't mean the company should take the money they need to use for acquisitions and buy up shares...a short trap will happen by July... that's 5 weeks away.. I'm NOT about to call the company and ask them to take a loan because I can't wait 5 more weeks for a trap to happen.. and if people keep getting scared and sell their shares to the MM.. then the trap won't happen.. or it'll have a much more minimal effect.. however, we have already doubled in price.. but that's not good enough.. we want 100% gains everyday or we get cranky... is that it??? (not directed at you Reason3227).. just speaking my mind... I can't predict where this stock will go.. up or down.. but let's all have some common sense and post and trade like we know what we're doing.. come on people.. show some common trading sense.. the penny market is supposed to be for the advanced traders or those who like VERY risky plays... yet we find more and more beginners starting in this market... instead of playing with bonds and CD's... oh well... just stating my thoughts on the typical behavior of this thread and trying to keep us level headed. jim