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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Gourmet's Choice Coffee Co. - GMCH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Chris K. who wrote (146)	1/15/1999 8:59:00 AM
From: CAPT.DAN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2161

CK, Part of that action is possibly normal market reaction. Things that go up to fast have a tendency to come down just as fast. Plus the fact, at that time there was no Water div. or juice distributor in Seattle if I'm not mistaken. Much value has been added. And when some of these numbers actually hit the street, you will this stock soar. When others see a company doing $12 to 15 million and throwing off 3 to 5 mil. in pre tax profits, we'll be in for a ride. Water has got to be one of the two most profitable food items sold. I would think ice cream would be right there with water and maybe pizza. So in mean time lets set back and watch the steady rise. JMHO CD

To: Chris K. who wrote (146)	1/15/1999 10:59:00 AM
From: Lance	Respond to of 2161

Hello Chris...Probably same thing that brings all stocks down ! Lack of news and selling. This is just one of thousands of companies competing for investors and the ones with news get the investors $ Now GMCH has news with more on the way, hopefully enough people will buy in and move it back up to those levels again.GMCH had never in its history traded over 1 mil shares in one day and has done so twice in the last 10 days with over 3.6 mil trading yesterday.Today has slowed up a bit due to the 3 day weekend but there was a lot of buys at .039 at the open which shows investors think GMCH is undervalued here.