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Microcap & Penny Stocks : CYCOMM (CYII)-on aquisition trail -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Robert Morrison who wrote (1545)	9/2/1998 10:35:00 AM
From: James W. Bradsh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1800

Rob ... It is obvious that Bud Hawk and Company (CYI) are not hype or pump artists. Just go about building the business quietly. With the insiders holding a lot of the stock (and apparently adding at these low prices from what I've heard through the grapevine), they would benefit greatly from more PR. It seems it is not their style and we all are just going to have to wait for the actual BIG news when it happens. Yes many firms spend more time hyping the stock than it is actually worth and then the suckers get burned when the bottom falls out. Management, for all that I can find in past announcements, has not gone out of its way to mislead anyone. The only thing that has been said that we can hold anyone's feet to the fire is "profitability this year" and this year has nearly four more months to go. Any "forward looking statement" must interpret what is said as the hopes and dreams of management IF (and only IF) things go as planned and no large problems develop. We cannot foretell tomorrow or any time in the future, just make an educated guess based on what we know today and hope it works out. Orders can increase or decrease based on unknown factors, etc., etc. The folks on wall street (including the specialists) are in this game to make money and they will do it with their profits in mind well ahead of the individual investor. We are the pawns in the game, subject to sacrifice if we do not look out for ourselves. That said, I agree that CYI could do a better job of honest PR and really tell the story so stockholders and potential investors better understand what is going on and why. They should know that at these price levels the individual investor will support the stock if they have confidence in where the company is going. Institutional investors rarely are interested in 1-2-3 dollar stocks. Jim