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To: BobbleUnc who wrote (534)	7/9/1998 10:15:00 AM
From: Earl Falwell	Respond to of 2452

Bobb, I wish I new. My thinking is if you are looking for a 5 dollar return then why wait to save a quarter? Lots of people want in this stock and the interest is growing daily as you can see by the trading. Earl

To: BobbleUnc who wrote (534)	7/9/1998 10:40:00 AM
From: Jaste	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2452

Bobble; I suggest you take a look at the charts over the past month or so. You will notice a definite pattern taking place. Not too long it jumped to 1.53 only to fall back somewhat to around the $1.00 mark. Before then it jumped to a $1.25 from .68 only to fall back around .81 which is when I bought in. This stock is continually finding a strong base on the upward tick, and only when that base is fully supported, it begins climbing again in search of another base. Buying into this all depends upon your trading style. If you have done the DD and determined the true value of this stock, then buying into any levels seen today will obviously bring you a great return on your money in the long run (ie. anywhere from 1 to 4 months). I assume that this is what you would desire. If you're a daytrader, then I don't think you'd be asking that question. I would certainly hope I'd be right in saying that a lot of the investors posting on this board, are all in this for the long run, and that we all anticipate TCBG to hit previous highs and go well beyond somewhere down the road. Like Earl said prior to this post, you're quandering over nickels, dimes and quarters at this point. Do the DD and find out what you are comfortable with, if you're comfortable at all.

To: BobbleUnc who wrote (534)	7/9/1998 11:20:00 AM
From: Cavalry	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2452

Do what you feel comfortable with. All i can do is offer my opinion but remember bet with your head, not over it. In life sometimes you look at something and you just know. Like the first time i spoke with my wife i just knew she was the one. Over the last 2 weeks with each piece of DD i did on this company i became more confident that this was the chance i waited my entire lifetime for. The first time i held my son and the first time i kissed my wife were two of my finest moments in life. The first time i rip it and sip it will be the third finest moment. Don't want to hype this but as you can see from my earlier posts i'm a little bit excited about this. Today i cleaned house and now own nothing but tcbg for others this may not be right for them and i wish them nothing but success wherever they may go. I joined SI last week because of this thread and the classy way Earl and Gambler were contributing to this thread i wanted to be a part of something special. I could have bought lower myself but no use crying over spilled juice, oh yeah i forgot risi doesn't spill. Just think about this if you are waitng for a pull back- i'm not saying it will happen but what if? more news came out today or tomorrow the next pull back might be from $8 to $6. Those other pullbacks at $1.5 level were testing a resistance level of $1.6 which we shattered on open. MM's walked this price down on very low volume from $8 to $1 no panic selling just some everyday run of the mill MM thievery. No hype just my opinion who knows what next stop on a runaway freight train will be. Maybe dollar cost average your way in if you're worried about getting caught in a pullback, i wish you good luck either way. Cavalry