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

To: William B. Hill who wrote (2142)	8/30/1998 9:09:00 PM
From: myturn	Respond to of 2601

Yes, we may attract Day Traders. It is not that I don't like Daytraders; I just think they could be a little more discreet when they decide to exit a stock by exiting it in small share amount. That way they can get back right in the next day and push the stock even higher from the previous, because the volume and momentum will continue. Then the longs could even benefit. I do realize thay I am dreaming for that to happen, but I love to dream. Right now, I am dreaming about going to the premiere of "Hell Candidate" and pulling up in my Ferrari. ROFLMAO Just like when I am dreaming about asking all of you to take your sell orders off at 1/32 so we can push NSKY to the SKY. ROFLMAO NSKY reminds me a lot of TREY. I was telling everyone about TREY in March when it was trading for less than .04. I tried my darndest to get people interested in TREY at that time just based on the fact it was trading at its 52 week low. That's all TREY had going for it at that time. TREY still has nothing going for it now. JMO Your's truly held 400,000 in TREY. Your's truly got impatient and sold part of his position to chase a couple of other losers. TREY gradually climbed and climbed on a daily basis, with average volume of 500,00. TREY recently hit a high of .18 I sold the majority of mine @ .12 If I would have hung on to my original position in TREY and not sold a share; I would have made $56,000. Instead, because of the losses I accumulated and attempted to make back chasing even more stocks; I wound up making only $5,000. I will not make that mistake with NSKY, because the potential here is far greater than the potential was with TREY.

To: William B. Hill who wrote (2142)	8/30/1998 11:02:00 PM
From: rockets	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2601

Apology accepted, but not really needed William. My problem was with the information gathered on this thread which did not pan out when I first tried calling the company. Well, I finally got in touch with them many weeks back and lets just say... I feel we are way way undervalued. After re-thinking my earlier statements towards NSKY and certain threadsters, I realized that they too saw the gem in the ruff, and it was I that was misinformed. Let's hit em hard this week boys! Limit your sells and lets get to .05-.075. Reason is correct about TREY and about NSKY having much more potential. Take care, Rockets