To: Russell Gish who wrote (1694 ) 12/27/1998 1:25:00 PM From: * Thumper * Read Replies (2) | Respond to
Hi folks, first time poster here although I have been lurking for some time, & what a great time to enter..... lance & Wayne, I would like to introduce to you Mr. Russel Gish...Mr.Gish what a coincidence finding you here. Everyone should know this if you already do not, that Mr. Gish started gathering everyone together over on the BANY thread last spring in what was a concerted effort to find out just how many outstanding shares there were in the BANY float by requesting everyone cert. their shares. Now I realize this is out of the realm of what most daytraders do but I want you to think about something. By his actions & efforts, we as a group got a pretty good idea of just how many shares were shorted by the MM's. That # turned out to be around 400,000 if I remember right & the next thing I know Cameron Yost (pres./ceo) tells the TA to cancel 495,000 shares. Talk about a short squeeze. BANY is currently growing steadily in concert with another stock called AI, but that's another story. What I suggest is that we make a concerted effort to go after MLRE maybe in a similar fashion. We already know it has a relatively small float & it's website is coming out late Jan/ early Feb. by then we would have all our ducks in a row & the squeeze would be on. All of us have already seen what happened last week with only minimal promotion of the stock, can you imagine if in fact we were able to control the whole float. I personally do not have the finances nor the training to understand all the variables but to me an effort like this makes sense. Maybe Mr. Gish would elaborate more on this concept of his & how to make it work. I just saw it work very well over the long term over at BANY. Lastly, there's some wonderful & knowledgeable folks over there who might be interested in MLRE & where we all believe it is going long term. Here's to hoping you all had a very Merry Christmas & Happy Hanukkah. Best wishes to all...... Thumper
