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Non-Tech : LCS Golf (LCSG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Steve Research who wrote (120)	12/18/1998 7:32:00 AM
From: Chip Roos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 626

I really hope you guys are right....for your sake. I'm satisfied just watching from the sidelines but over the years, I have seen alot of small companies come and go. At the same time, many of the posts for these smaller companies sound alot like what I'm reading on this thread.....hopes, dreams and grasping at straws. I'm no expert and LCSG could skyrocket. But take a look at ESCI, GENZL or VVUS on the SI threads.....alot of the same. Some substance but many investors who were hurt. Good look to all. Chip

To: Steve Research who wrote (120)	12/18/1998 11:41:00 AM
From: Zophia T.	Respond to of 626

I agree. LCSG has several major sources of revenue coming, especially E-commerce (and we see the HUGE valuations other co.'s are getting). Just like it took a little time to finally, and strongly, breakthrough .50, imo we will see this stock adjust at higher and higher levels as more people (especially brokers/bankers/institutions) become aware of this largest golf portal in the world - generating significant revenues from Several businesses - is found here on the bulletin board (or will definitely be found on NASDAQ, which will happen as soon as possible). I wouldn't be surprised to see that as soon as revenues start coming in from the infomercial (which I believe the co. gave a VERY conservative estimate of) the co. keeps buying back stock to reach NASDAQ price requirements.