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Microcap & Penny Stocks : AmeriResource Technologies (ARET) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Matt Burton who wrote (1597)	8/14/1998 1:28:00 AM
From: Mr. Jens Tingleff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7609

No you are not alone I'm sure - There's too many that just follow the stream or that not really understand the business-base of the companies they invest in - Such will always make turmoil - IMO educating investors should be a #1 objective for SEC these days. The television has it's part of it - Tremendous coverage and far to tiny window to the real world. - Back in last october when CNN started their 10 years look back I immediately sold the shares with international dependancy. - One week later it really took of - who was to blame - The television - Anyone feel they have a part (not a big one, but though) in the Asian crash - I do. Millions of investors out there follow eg. CNN. Kr Jens PS ARET: I found this pearl with great humor on another site: _________________________________________________________ I got a little jittery as we got nearer a penny, but then I woke up. The negative comments are at best rumors, at worst fabrications. ### wipes like Rosario and others love to prey upon the frazzled nerves of people who have lost money before by reminding them of all the ways that penny stocks can be dangerous. I hate to say it, and I hate this kind of comment when other people say it, so I guess this makes me a hypocrite: ARET seems different. - I don't see any of the tripe and hype by management that you see elsewhere, and the plan is coming together as it is revealed bit by bit in a thoroughly professional manner. I see stocks that were builders last year and sell specialty food this year. A stock I used to hold was a restaurant, now its a platinum mine. Some companies jump from bad idea to bad idea spewing reverse splits all the way. Not Aret. Someone on SI put it well saying that if there isn't some bizzarrre scandal completely hidden, like the CEO being an illegal alien transvestite polygamist (not likely) the plan and the company presumably have everything in place to go up. Theories about the depressed price range from MM conspiracies to insider sell offs. It doesn't really matter why does it? I can buy cheap shares in a company that looks really really good. I'll let time take care of the rest. ________________________________________________________________