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Microcap & Penny Stocks : New Sky Communications (NSKY) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: William B. Hill who wrote (974)	8/15/1998 7:46:00 AM
From: LANCE B	Respond to of 2601

as an outsider to this thread......i would not worry to much about rockets comments.......(idcn) yeah it is going big places...what is wrong ,that scam is not good enough,you have to spread your garbage to everyone else....definition of pump and dump....well,then this would be the longest one in history......reason has been sticking to his guns a long time on this(reason,nice call)everybody who was going to buy from s.i has been in this for weeks......this is getting the outside attention....friday afternoon,sell off anybody who is in this stock for momomentum only sold off... that is expected.....but the good news is that this stock has a buy/sell exchange for several weeks.....that is what a stock needs to avoid a nose dive(so rocket,wrong again).......in fact he may not have bought enough and one hoping to creat a dive to pick up more....

To: William B. Hill who wrote (974)	8/15/1998 8:58:00 AM
From: MskiHntr	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2601

Mr. Hill, I've had the opportunity to read other posts made by Rockets, see... Message 5503976 Here he opines that his upside target for NSKY is .045. (50% above the current offer) 50% seems like an awful lot to leave on the table. But, he still has a position of, did he say 10,000 shares; since he sold the bulk of his holdings, I wonder if these are the shares he bought at .014 or the .021 batch. In any event he still has a small profit, less commissions and S.E.C. fees, of course. But think of what it could have been if he would have kept the 280M shares that he sold to the willing buyer at .028 ) ((280,000 X (.045 - .030 = .015) =$4,200.00)) Sure looks a mite better than ((10,000 X (.045 - .030 = .015 ) = $150.00)) Less commissions and S.E.C. fee, of course. Just goes to show you, "Those in the cheap seats yell the loudest". Best,