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Technology Stocks : Hummingbird Comm. (HUMC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Martin Goldenberg who wrote (1749)	10/22/1998 8:24:00 PM
From: Sultan	Respond to of 2018

Kind of liberating isn't it when you break free from analysis/paralysis in one corner and wishful thinking/hoping on the other. Although a bit poorer, I am sure. But not to worry, we will recover our losses in the future. For now, there are much better plays. Good luck.

To: Martin Goldenberg who wrote (1749)	10/22/1998 8:49:00 PM
From: nokomis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2018

Martin, you may recall that I exited HUM about 2 weeks ago, taking with me huge losses with I immediately recouped buying Newcourt Credit Group (enough said about NCT since I got my wrists slapped for mentioning it on this thread once before). What irked me the most was the sideways dance I always received during conversations with IR. It will be a long time before I jump in again but will always keep one eye on HUM... My waking days are now devoted to following under-valued/under-followed companies. Please consider investigating Pender Capital (PNL - Alberta Stock Exchange) with first a visit to their web page: www.pendercapital.net and then a call to their President Gilbert Kang or Drew Farion (IR) @ 1-888-244-7722. They are now trading at $0.75-0.80 and once they close the deal to buy Granigroup (Canada's largest stone company - very well established company since 1930's, they should be trading at $3.00+ (by Dec/98). Their mission is to become North America's largest stone/granite (quarries & fabrication) through two more near-term acquisitions by the end of '99, at which time they should be a $6.00-$7.00 stock. Good luck with wherever you choose to go from here... NOK