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Microcap & Penny Stocks : NAMX -- North American Expl.-- Que Sera Sera! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: cAPSLOCK who wrote (3865)	6/8/1998 10:41:00 AM
From: bob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4736

A very good post from the Yahoo thread! Message Boards Help - Edit Public Profile - Personalize - Sign Out Top:Business and Finance:Market Trends:NAMX <- Previous Message 493 of 493 Reply round and round we go morganburke Jun 8 1998 8:44AM EDT Gentlemen, With up to 60 million "play" shares out there this stock will never achieve its true market value (what that value could be is another question entirely) While I applaud the recent press release from Mr Stamm as a good start, much work remains to be done to get the NAMX house in order. Certainly management must get day to day business on solid footing and must consider all options to enhance the apparent strengths of the operation; gas in the ground and the EM technology. On the topic more dear to us shareholders, the huge block of unauthorized stock leaves each of us without hope of a solid recovery from our recent lows. Even if new investors take an interest in NAMX based upon the apparent underlying strengths and the low cost to get in, these illicit stocks will still sabotage us. With nothing paid there is little to for these people to lose and on each run up they will be able to cash in at our expense. I encourage the company to cut these operators off at the knees with a campaign of vigorous prosecution. A stock re-certification program would be welcomed from all that have paid out good dollars for this troubled company. In summary, I remain cautiously optimistic about the opportunities for this company but to invest further without aggressive action against the stolen stock is unwarranted. Tom Burke