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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Granite Golf Group, Inc. (GGGI-BB) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bogeey who wrote (63)	10/12/1998 9:49:00 AM
From: Chad Beemer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 69

Hey golfers check out www.golfuniverse.com. There is a site on SI for LCSG Golf so check it out. Here are some comments from a large investor who asked me to post it here. LCSG is an awesome find. I was watching PR wires when I saw the news of GolfUniverse.com being acquired by LCSG. I'm an avid golfer and had known of the very informative, one-stop golf portal already. I quickly punched up LCSG and could't believe it was still under a buck, and bought quite a bit. Here we are 3 weeks later and still under a dollar - this is a rare and fantastic information inefficiency. I've talked with a couple of the executives and they are quickly developing an infrastructure for major, and diverse, streams of revenues. As soon as the larger brokerage and banking houses are aware of our little known BB LCSG, the stock will soar. Moreover, any of the larger internet firms could buy LCSG's golf world dominance for some of their hugely valued shares, that wouldn't even be missed. For example, Yahoo could buy LCSG for one million shares (they already have 100 million - one mil more is nothing, and no cash outlay) which would equate to about $15 a share for LCSG! For more info call Alon at 401-846-5212 and tell him I told you to call.

To: Bogeey who wrote (63)	12/28/1998 12:53:00 AM
From: Rob S.	Respond to of 69

This earnings was pretty much what Marney Edwards said they would be - greatly increased revenues and break-even profits/losses. GGGI is a highly seasonal stock - no one seems to care for it during the inclement winter weather months. The stock goes down in the winter - as low as around 50c last year. Then as spring approaches it picks up. I think this year should be no exception and the stock will likely get a big boost by continued growth in revenues and first ever profits. When this company has 2 or more quarters of profits under it's belt, by next fall, IMO, the stock should at least rally a bit past last summer's highs - past $1.50. It may even shoot up to the 2.50 area. In summary, now is the time for everyone to SELL! ; -) (maybe I will help out by buying)