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Microcap & Penny Stocks : PINC - Planet City -- Software and Services -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Josef Svejk who wrote (747)	10/25/1998 9:45:00 PM
From: Robert Ague	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1754

Humble question, Rob, may I give it a try? Thanks for trying: 1. According to PINC. That's right! I called PINC, unlike you, to find out what is up. 2. For $36000. I called PINC. I was told you are wrong! It is a lot less. Are you saying PINC is lying to us? 3. According to PINC. Not so. I would give you a list of those companies, but why would I? 4. On some engines, occasionally, for unspecified cost and time. What's wrong with that? Every company does this. 5. See #2. See #2. 6. Really? You holding your breath? No, I breathe about 35 times per minute, more so when I jog. Also, I run with my mouth open, this means to some poor breathing technique. But hey, if you need air, why knock it? I will be right. 7. According to PINC, not the SEC, as PINC is not a fully reporting company. True. But if it was reporting, it would cost me more per share, of that I am sure. If the number is not correct, then they are lying to me and on their website. Are you saying on a public forum they are lying? 8. According to PINC. They better, or they will have a lot of cash to party with on Dec 1999. I hope I would be invited, maybe you could be my guest? 9. For stock exposure, like there's no tomorrow. How much left in PINC's bank account? Seeing that some of the insider's put money into this baby to get it off the ground, do they not have the right to spend it? To get us off the ground? 10. Indeed. And the well financed competition is heating up. Please list the companies. Let us compare $ per software fix, what their fix does, and their exposure to the market. Once more, competition is good, it helps to keep costs to the consumer down. If PINC were to sell 100,000 units a month, for a year, that is 1.2 million copies. Let us say they make only $20 per copy, that is $24,000,000. Divide that into 14,000,000 shares, you get $1.71 per share. At a market PE of 20, we are talking $34 a share. And 1.2 million copies is a small share of the pie. PINC reminds me of Netscape, on the scene, with a great product and great price. Some would say that I am trashing this stock. Maybe I am, but for your sake prove me wrong! I will not prove, I will wait it out like you. One of us is going to be right, the other wrong. Not to be mean, but since I have $ at stake and you do not, maybe you would let me win? :-) Any other other submissions? Have a good week Rob