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Microcap & Penny Stocks : WINR-Secure Banking to Global Internet Gaming & E-Commerce -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Quahog who wrote (756)	8/13/1998 1:51:00 PM
From: GT	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6545

Quag - stop with the not so subtle suggestions that WINR should be sold. You've been saying that all day while we've gone higher and higher. If I continue to see you post that I'll dig up the web site for the S.E.C's new internet fruad division and give them your name. You are either a canadian who is short an American CO., or you just want it to go down so you can get in where you should have on monday. My advise is to go long now. .90 cents is still a screaming buy IMHO - the projections are for WINR to hit as high as $5 dollars when the news hits and possibly as high as $20 dollars in twelve months. Why are you so greedy ?? The stock is cranking despite your remarks, but you annoy me anyway. Maybe your just a mm caught up short in what I believe will be one of the greatest stock runs in recent memory.

To: Quahog who wrote (756)	8/13/1998 8:23:00 PM
From: Mr. Miller	Respond to of 6545

My brothers and sisters, good to see all having fun here in the WINR sandbox. It is great, isn't it? Quahog is okay by me. You guys will have to make up your own mind. I do appreciate all the positive comments in my behalf. I am only trying to relate something that few threads in the online world relate--> information that you can use. I have had much faith in this company for the time I have been here. I have gotten to know Skinner, Sandy(and you guys better be nice to her!), Kevin, and others. I look forward to meeting Proksch one day as well as Skinner and even Sue Schneider(editor of igaming news.com). That is how long I intend to stay here. My sources have never hyped this story. They have been focused on delivering a business that is needed and can produce outstanding profit margins. My self-appointed job was to communicate with the appropriate personnel who are in the know and report what I could to this thread. In addition, I have added to the others on this thread who have researched many topics which will influence online gambling and e-commerce. Bookmark some of those websites, as they will be the place to keep up with the changing environment. I think I have exhausted some avenues at this point, but as many of you know, you can never know too much. I am sure we have barely scratched the surface of what WINR is doing and what lies ahead for the world of online e-commerce(shopping or gaming). My research has lead me to believe that WINR is strong, and knowing that software and financial services will be strong no matter where out little market of 30 go, I feel comfortable with this little penny's growth potential sitting in my speculative arm of my portfolio. Probably in the next 6-12 months sometime, I will bump this stock into my small cap sector, and go penny hunting again. As far as the stock price is concerned. YYYYYYYYYYYYYYEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! Finally. The aforementioned proverb reflects one's patience in waiting too long for a good thing to happen. Waiting too late would be sitting in a stock for a year or more while it moved sideways. There are plenty of other places to be besides there for one to make money. My posts will no doubt get lost in the multiplicity of posts to come from new people and old. That is fine. Let us have our fun. I know what I know about this company, and for this reason, I have bought the company's stock. I am lucky to have gotten it so cheap. The initial research is over, and now we just wait for the signal that we are accepting bets. From there, we must maintain our focus on trends in the online gaming industry and e-commerce, and WINR's philosophy for expansion and growth. The share price will bounce here and there and everywhere in the future, and we will no doubt try to analyze this. I will not claim to be anything near a technical guru or graph analyzer, but I try to play one sometimes. Why a stock goes up or down will almost never be known(those obvious reasons will be obvious-like missed earnings or lost contracts), but whatever you believe, believe that was it. And noone should try to pursuade you otherwise. If you do not know, let me offer this simple rule-if we go up, investors bought more shares than they sold. If it goes down, investors sold more shares than they bought(LOL). It had nothing to do with Ralph Acampora. As long as the company delivers quarter by quarter strong revenue growth, and continues to be focused on building on the philosophy each and every day, I will be satisfied, but I will be watching the whole time. I will let Skinner know what I am wondering and thinking if I am dissatisfied. I will also be kind and pat him on the back when he delivers. It should go both ways. I will make up my mind with each price move if I should buy more or sell some. We all will. I am not selling now. At any point in the future, if it goes beyond what I think is fair value in the short-term, I would probably sell some shares, but I will let the majority ride. Holding has done well for at least one well-known investor, so I will heed that guru's advice. I still have a strong buy rating, five star, A-1, and all that. We are the leader in this industry in my eyes, and the street will reward the frontrunners for this. Lots more to come here for WINR in the world of internet gaming and general e-commerce. If I could get on my soapbox for just a moment. Remember, it is just money. Please give back to your communities after you have enjoyed your fill. Thanks. Mr. Miller