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Technology Stocks : Advanced Engine Technologies (AENG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: StockDung who wrote (2503)	12/28/1998 7:56:00 PM
From: Greg Cummings	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3383

Fuddy-Duddy, Thanks Buddy and Happy New Year to you too! If the SEC examined my books from A to Z, they'd likely ask me to become their poster child. Under my picture the caption would read, "Don't become like this man or we'll be out of a job!" I'm what they refer to as, "squeeky clean"! I welcome every regulator on the planet to view the SI AENG BB, but this may be counter productive to your cause. You see, most of the guys and gals at the SEC have brains and would likely go long AENG after viewing the BB. This would negate your strategy, so you may want to reconsider. The sound of AENG being hammered today was music to my ears. I took a significant paper loss, but don't feel sorry for me, feel sorry for the poor sellers who took the loss. That's truly sad. ALL profitable investing is 98% about buying at the right price. Selling is a piece of cake. Buying is the hard part. I'll happily make a prediction about buying since I know how much you LOVE these things and NEVER consider it hype, WHICH IT IS NOT!..... From this level, AENG is likely to return more than 100% in 1999. If I'm wrong, I'll apologize. If I'm right, you don't need to thank me, it's an extremely easy call. I love the opportunity to buy a good company after the market has beat it up, especially when the cause is likely to be tax loss selling. IMO, AENG has a MASSIVE future ahead of it and it's not as far around the corner as some might think. I know of no other company with the REAL potential of AENG. Look at this one in five years and then remind yourself that you could have owned it at $5. Best of Luck, Greg