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

To: Codee who wrote (1151)	8/27/1998 9:23:00 PM
From: Mr. Miller	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6545

I too have enjoyed the stock price appreciation, and I too am very interested to see how Friday plays out, especially since this article has become available on this website: igamingnews.com Unfortunately, I no longer have that temporary membership and can't access the entire article. Anyone out there who can? I will put an e-mail out to Sue. Backing by this site is no less than great news at this point. Coincidence that the article finally came out now? Winners Internet Network, Inc. - One Giant Leap for Internet Gaming An innovative new company, Winners Internet Network, Inc. (WINR) , is entering the online wagering scene with great expectations from both customers and vendors in the Internet gaming community. It appears to have the potential to move the industry from its current unstable infancy to one of worldwide credibility and legal acceptance. Sue Schneider is the editor of igamingnews.com and is heavily involved in the growiong internet gaming market. She is friends with Liz Grayson, who owns Access World Inc, which is the marketing firm for WINR. Since we are above $1 already, as I thought we would be by Friday, I am wondering how much higher we will go before the 4:00 bell tomorrow afternoon. As I said before, who will want to not be in over the weekend, knowing that the announcement could be made before the 9:30 a.m. bell Monday morning, allowing a significant gap up at the open, thus making the price much more expensive than what it is now. Something to ponder... The question is not about fundamentals but where will WINR find itself as it begins the journey toward domination in its niche of the internet gaming industry. As the quarters move on, we can try to assess its valuation, but right now it is about future potential, and this stock has a tremendous amount of it. The daytraders are about to have themselves a feast in the next few days. If you truly think long term, ask yourself if this stock is undervalued 1, 2, 5 years out. Many can talk this and that about the price today, tomorrow, and the next day, but the thing is...$1.28 will pale in comparison to the future stock price of this company with no competition, no debt, and a major product to provide to a major industry. We are up over 200% for those who were lucky enough to get in at 40 cents. I am in the black and have not sold a single share. At these low levels, it will be difficult for some who know nothing about this company(they are here just for the moment, which is fine) to turn these incredible profits down when they are staring them right in the face. All stocks get a changing of many of the weak hands as the cliche goes. There are funds that will eat this stock up at this level, but some which can't touch it because of their own strict guidelines. They will hand off the ball at the appropriate time. Those of us who will stay the course, as I plan to, will just tag along for the ride knowing all the while we are sailing into double and even triple digits share prices as the years go on, that we got in at around $1. I know what I know and that is good enough for me. I try to help those of you who want to know what I know. Many of us have put in our time long before this run, so I encourage those of you to whom I speak to keep focused. Keep the information coming and ignore the unsubstantiated bashing. Unless it is backed by something relevant, it is useless to us and to our knowledge base. BUT, do not forget that it is an unavoidable part of this cyberworld. I will be the first to accept criticism if it helps this thread grow and keep on thinking. I have enjoyed my conversations with Skinner and Holmes. We have been in contact since early May. Fine individuals. We have learned much about this industry, this product, this company, and this thread. No matter what happens Monday from a share price point of view, there will be great satisfaction for me seeing the announcement that Operations have begun. Good night all. Mr. Miller