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Microcap & Penny Stocks : PKGP (Packaging Plus) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tim Luke who wrote (3182)	6/6/1998 2:20:00 PM
From: Jody Sherman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 4783

TO Donald Skjold I don't post very often but I have to put my two cents in here. I have followed Tim's posts for a while (as well as the posts of others), patiently trying to figure out which of the many prolific posters had anything valuable to say, and trying to separate the wheat from the chaff. What I have found is that in the case of Tim Luke, he may say positive things about the stock about which he is posting, but I have never felt the need to question his intentions. Look at his profile, it will tell you what you need to know about him. Look at the fact that he uses a real name instead of an alias. These are all things that someone who is real and not out to screw people will do. If Tim is day trading a stock, he will tell you. If he is long, he will tell you too. I have found that you can count on what he is saying. If you think he is here just pumping up the stock for his own gains, think again. Sometimes, when you read several posts in a row from people who are disappointed in this stock, you will see him post and attempt to lighten the mood or lift people's spirits. If you think that is hyping this stock, so be it. PKGP has miles to go before we see the dramatic gains we are all betting on. It has been stated several times that this stock should not move until late in June. If you don't trust the DD you are getting from the thread, I suggest you call the company yourself. Being spoon fed a ton of information, whether positive or negative, and then making your decisions based solely on the work of others is financial suicide. If you don't trust the motives of some of the posters here, ignore them, or question them respectfully, or better yet call the damn company yourself and learn more -- then share that which you feel like sharing with the group. I am not here to pump up Tim's ego. I'm here to provide the insight of one person who does not have the same opinion as you seem to about his motives. You should check some of the other threads he is on, most of the people I have read about, thank him again and again for his help with their picks.