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Microcap & Penny Stocks : JAWS;A P/E of 2 with 150%/yr Erngs Growth!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Andrew Garrison who wrote (2710)9/4/1998 5:09:00 PM
From: Chopper One  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 4230
 
Here is an update from Quick Picks....

homestead.com

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JAWS (Great White Marine - formerly Tigershark
Enterprises). We have recently learned that the largest
shareholder has begun requesting stock certificates in
an attempt to initiate the impending short squeeze. Our
sources tell us that the shareholder has requested one
million certificates and will request more if necessary.
The short position is believed to exceed the float and this
is perhaps the largest short position we have ever heard
of (Iomega's was 33% of the float, KTEL's some what
higher, Amazon.com was rumored to have just over
100% of the float). What does this mean?
This means that it is theoretically possible that JAWS,
which is currently trading just below $3 per share, can
trade upwards of $50 to $150. Even though JAWS
does have excellent earnings and excellent growth (25
cents per share earnings so far this year) which could
give it a fair market value of about $10, we are now
convinced that this stock will trade much higher because
of the impending short squeeze. Basically this stock will
not be trading higher because of its fantastic
fundamentals, it will be trading extremely
higher because of forced buy-ins and investor
enthusiasm.

Check out the JAWS Message Board at Yahoo
Finance. There are currently 28,000 messages and
climbing rapidly:

Go to Yahoo JAWS

As Always, Quickpicks will not be held responsible for any trade
that any individual may make



To: Andrew Garrison who wrote (2710)9/4/1998 7:22:00 PM
From: Wayne Rumball  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4230
 
Just ask me and it will be done