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To: Bosco who wrote (2978)	12/6/1998 4:27:00 PM
From: Crossy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37387

Bosco, well apparel is currently down, really depressed. But I think that this sector will soon swing into strength. If You go by PSR and qualitiative indicators (growth prospects), the following companies come to my mind. They are ultra cheap but still profitable and could be quite a good buy at current levels: JBAK .. J.Baker inc. FTUS .. Factory2US, the former Family Bargain Stores TMAN .. Today's man - solidly profitable but now at $1.68 there's even a warrant on TMAN on the NASDAQ symbol TMANW, expiry is 99/12/31, striking price is $2,70 pretty much like a LEAP-call option. all are quoted on the NASDAQ pls. tell me what You think about them Regarding DK & IBI, I do like both. DK looks like an excellent turnaround stock. Nevertheless sell on signals (like candles) if they arise. AAN is the Dutch Bank IMHO. A truly European heavyweight. Could You pls. tell me how they played a trick on bondholders ? Would love to hear that story. A winner ? I think it is.. best regards CROSSY

To: Bosco who wrote (2978)	12/6/1998 5:05:00 PM
From: Crossy	Respond to of 37387

Bosco & all, here I have a nice episode on a company I cannot advise anybody to invest in: PMKY (Pink Monkey). Their business is homework -cheat. While I would have loved such a thing when in highschool, they are a nonreporting OTC company and on a very shaky foot. But their market cap is: $200 million. Unbelievable. Look at this research done by one of my favourite sites, Briefing.com: briefing.com Have a good nite, CROSSY