To: Rob W who wrote (13926 ) 6/18/1998 12:35:00 AM From: ANALYST10 Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 50264
Last but not least: Like I said in the beginning I can go on for days. But depending upon who you talk to, there are between 15 and 20 million shares outstanding. When I've questioned the company and promoters I get different answers. So let get back to some basic fundamentals. shares outstanding 15-20 million current price 4 1/2 market cap 70-80 million earnings $292,000 p/e 300+ For a non-reporting bulletin board company, that is insolvent, with no proprietary products, with no operating history, with questionable accountants and professionals, improper financial statements, fraudulent press releases, violations of the Securities Act. The list goes on. Caveat Emptor (let the buyer beware). If this isn't a scam I don't know what is. Lastly, if you doubt my research, look to someone even more credible. There is a website "www.stockdetective.com" they have done a piece on DGIV and it ain't pretty. So far Stock Detective has been right on every story they have published concerning stock fraud and scams. Check out the web site. If you doubt their professionalism look at their track record on the site. The average stock that they have exposed is down 50%+ from the time they reported them. Oh if you question their credability well, they have received accolades and been featured by CNN, CNBC, Wall Street Journal, Barrons, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Individual Invesor, just to name a couple of publications you may have heard of. But for all you stubborn ones you'll probably say the Wall Street Journal and Barron's don't know what they are talking about also. Go back to investment basics, do your homework and invest in companies with basic fundamentals. There is a great book written by William O Neill, editor of Investors Business Daily, called "How to Make Money in Stocks" it is probably the best book ever written on educating investors on what to look for. I am sorry for all of you that have invested in this stock. But if I were you I would contact your investment professional and ask him to conduct research, since many of you do not have access to the information us professionals have. That is why in the future stay away from company's that are not reporting. It is difficult at best to find the truth and by the time you do its too late. I project that this stock will see $2 in the not to distant future. It went from $8 down to here because the 504 stock was blown into the market along with quite a bit of other stock. Gravity will simply take hold. You may see a couple of up days like today but don't fret, this is going south. I'd bet my first born on it (and I don't think I am taking much of a gamble insaying that). If you have a profit take it. If you have lost money, get out and take your lumps the first loss is always the bet loss. Don't be foolish or dillusional. Ra Ra to each other saying lets go stock doesn't work, there is a reason why stocks trade where they do and where they go. All stocks eventually trade where they should be and this is a penny stock if I ever saw one. Also read Stock Detective's article on the prototypical pump and dump, because this stock qualifies as a classic. So if you don't believe me, then believe them, if you don't believe them who is supported by the Barron's and Wall Street Journal's of the world, then you need some counseling, because your not playing with a full deck.