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To: Lee Walsh who wrote (10957)7/2/1998 4:59:00 PM
From: Oeconomicus  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
Well, Lee, that company may be "fully reporting", but you aren't. Was it simply an oversight that you didn't share the name of the company? Or, is this like the boiler room broker that speaks in a low voice then stops, saying "let me go close the door" (of course, there is no door) before letting you in on his big secret?

Bob



To: Lee Walsh who wrote (10957)7/2/1998 5:10:00 PM
From: LastShadow  Respond to of 120523
 
ROFL

"**** I ALSO KNOW SOME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, THAT I DON'T
WANT TO POST ON THIS BOARD, THAT WILL VIRTUALLY GUARANTEE
YOUR SUCCESS IF YOU INVEST IN THIS COMPANY WITHIN THE NEXT
WEEK."

Talk about hype..if you can "virtually guarantee" it, and from the things you mentioned, that would qualify as insider trading by the SEC and you and whoever you share it with can have Miliken's old jail cell.

I don't know about the rest of this thread, but I think I will force myself to stay away from that one. The only real shame is that I can't short it.

Have a safe holiday gang, and rest up - next week will be a busy one.

lastshadow



To: Lee Walsh who wrote (10957)7/2/1998 5:37:00 PM
From: BelowTheCrowd  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
Lets see...

You know a company, but you won't name it.

Not only that, you won'e even say what kind of business they are in.

The only thing you will say about them is that they have applied for listing on the NASDAQ, and that they CFO has been hyping the stock to brokers.

You claim to have some mysterious information which you can't post here, which will guarantee good returns.

The first three claims toghether qualify you as a hypster BS artist. The last one is either more BS or an unauthorized public disclosure of inside information. (When an insider says ANYTHING which indicates the direction the company may take, it is illegal. The fact that you have chosen not to provide the specifics doesn't matter. This presuming that you really have access to non-public information and that it's not really just more BS.)

The whole thing sounds like a boiler room. Trying to suck people in.

If you have something substantial to say, come back.

mg



To: Lee Walsh who wrote (10957)7/6/1998 9:58:00 AM
From: Greg Jung  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
Are you the "stock of the month guy??" or same stock
every two weeks?

"I know about a company ... "

exchange2000.com

for convenience, an excerpt:

I know about a company that is 2 days away from making it to the NASDAQ small cap
market.....and off the BB.....they have already met the 22 day qualifying period of over $4....but
the stock dipped slightly below $4 ($3.875) this week, because of a MM short (PILL) and the
NASDAQ would like see them close at or above $4 bid on Monday..(it did close at $4
Friday)....The stock is thinly traded on the BB, with a float of only about 1.5 million.....They are
profitable and expanding......The COO/CFO has been talking to and lining up fund managers
and brokers for the last 6 months in anticipation of making it to the NASDAQ, and they have
a lot of support when they get there, but the funds cannot buy until they are off the
BB.....They are very confident that the stock will be at $5 to $6 minimum, and marginable,
within a week or 2 of getting on the NASDAQ.... .They are fully reporting, and just got a 3
million influx of capital to triple revenues.....