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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Dynamic Information System & eXchange, Inc. (DIXS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: hoffy who wrote (418)	6/6/1998 2:01:00 PM
From: Uluru	Respond to of 1084

From a newbie perspective the last few posts have been right on target. After the initial bounce, all we have been doing is throwing around accusations and blaming one person or another for the lack of recent progress in the stock price. Yet, I think it has held nicely. Since I am so new at this type of trading, and I have had a hard time deciphering fact from fiction on some SI posts in general, I simply started looking for tangible proof of the product. I just did a search at topjobsusa.com and I am more excited than ever. If you are looking for a reason to get excited about DIXS, then look at the company, look at the web site, visit the affiliates that have signed on (the sites are beautiful.) I think this, in the long run, will benefit all of us investors more than rampant speculation about what every member of this board is going to do when the stock hits $1.50. The company will survive and prosper on its own merits. There are so many TV and radio stations around the country that have working web sites. Once the word spreads about the topjobs program, a lot of stations can simply add a new link. The growth could be exponential. So far we have seen ABC & NBC affiliates join topjobs. These are not some small time independent UHF stations. Again, check the sites. Finally, when we all started hitting the site last week, there were problems. The company admitted it, changed the server and now look at the message in the customer relations area. Very proactive. It reminds me of the AOL problems, their stock dropped to 26, they immediately went into action, worked on fixing the problem and now that 26 is worth about 164 in a year. Sorry for the length. I just really think we have a winner here. A young growth company with a working product, a very nice float and SI interest. We could parlay these factors into a something significant, if we focus our attention in the right area. Paul P.S. When you do a job search, give it time to work. You won't be disappointed.

To: hoffy who wrote (418)	6/7/1998 10:56:00 AM
From: H-Man	Respond to of 1084

To All: The time to buy a stock, is between the news releases. Traders will spout the axiom, "Buy on rumor, Sell on News". After the 4x run-up, .37 to 1.56, an subsequent retrace, the stock imo is at a supportable price. Little downside from here. Those who are impatient, will sell and not be rewarded. When there is no demand, any sell, no matter how small will down tick the price. Patience is key. The down ticks on small volume are a buy opportunity and nothing to be concerned about. MM's count on just such occurances. On another note, Another 3x+ run-up, within really 24 hours will not be sustained. (absent SIGNIFICANT news of course.) TM, like him or not, often speaks just plain truth and by his own admission, gets him in trouble. He had a post somewhere that said somthing to the affect: "The price ran to 1.50 because greedy people placed market orders before the open". Is there anyone who can disagree with that? That kind of 'behaviour' (market orders at open), should not and can not be supported. Anyone who does that deserves what they get. It is just plain stupid. It simply makes the price more volitile, attracts too many daytraders and makes it harder for the price to climb in a steady manner. Day Traders and mo traders will sell on such extreme spikes. Usually 70 - 100%. There are many people that make their living this way and the increase in volume is enough to to generate interest. Your best shot is to take advantage of it if you already own it, sell a little, and buy it back, ie more shares at the same $ amount after it retraces. You simply consume more float that way. If you don't own it, or your limit order is bypassed, just wait till the correction. If you've done your DD, and it's a solid company, you can still make good money. If you look at the history of INFE, or ICVI you will find that it never, and I mean never, supported a 3x runnup in such a short time. Now I hope that from here on out, the stock does not behave like that, but if it does, you know what I will do and when it's all said and done, I'll own 20% more shares than I did at the start. My hope is that it behaves more like DGIV. Lots of short term doubles but no triples. On a double i'll hold. Now, Im not trying to lecture anybody here. My only intent is to help shape a forward looking strategy, to make money on this stock, long term. A sustained $4 share price will do miracles for this company. Let us all unite and get it there.