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To: woody who wrote (36725)	1/19/1999 11:14:00 PM
From: Jack Colton	Respond to of 50264

This thread is kind of like the show "MOONLIGHTING", except I can't hear the doors slamming. jc

To: woody who wrote (36725)	1/19/1999 11:54:00 PM
From: Jane4IceCream	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 50264

woody.. Excellent post. My question all along has been why some here dont play the stock like I do as a very predictable swing trade. The trouble is, IMHO...that many here have become too attached to DGIV. Plain and simple. Too attached that they defend the company and the stock to the death. I am not talking about the company, rather the stock. You can basically tell that daytraders are not playing DGIV. Not enough movement, not enough hype, not enough exposure. I also dont buy the assumption that every time the stock declines its because of "shorters." Simple fact, with buying pressure (volume) you get the rise. Without volume, as with most issues, you lose interest and the stock falls along with some selling from those that are impatient or see other investment opportunities. My belief has always been to keep making your money work for you, not letting it sit in a stock that isnt active. IMHO, to sustain upward momentum as I have stated before, the company needs to further realize shareholder value and become a reporting company and also consider getting off the OTC BB. Of course, once the company files the docs will the mainstream investors have an opportunity to evaluate properly the company for its stock as an investment instead of for the gamble it currently is. I know I shall be stoned, flamed and flogged by posters here, but I am not bashing the company whatsoever. However, if some believe they expect the stock to return to the $8 level or beyond, they are dreaming unless the company takes the inititive IMHO to increase shareholder awareness. Jane at the beach 2e. 6tv

To: woody who wrote (36725)	1/20/1999 2:40:00 AM
From: Perry M.	Respond to of 50264

I'm hope the company has it's own plan but I wouldn't mind seeing them hold back news until they can maintain a sustained release of PR, especially if the sector heats up in a couple of months. Hopefully audited financials will be delivered in a few months too. Couple this with Mr. D. holding the floor and maybe the stock could break out. Even shorters run out of money eventually. As it is now this stock could almost be considered a printing press for money if your interpretation of the charts is close to reality. Waited so long for news as it was that I wouldn't have minded a few months of waiting. There is also the somewhat mythological and much desired NASDAQ small cap. listing. Still thinking that eventually we'll all be smiling over this one. Good luck to all.

To: woody who wrote (36725)	1/20/1999 5:40:00 AM
From: Ronaldo	Respond to of 50264

Agree with you 1000%!!!! "...I have never traded this stock..but I have to admit it sure behaves nicely for someone who might be inclined to...." We had the early december run to 2.5$ and retrenchment to 1$ and the last run to 2.5$ and the "theoretical" retrenchment to $1.5, which was messed with this "I shoot myself in the foot clarification". As I see it, anything below 1.5$ is the markets "sanction" to DGIV for having messed up. 1.- I hope DGIV will show smarts and have this "market sanction" lifted ASAP. 2.- the next "run" will go beyond $2.5 IMO, and a new top in the $3-$3.5 will be achieved. 3.- I think daytraders are the MM's problem, since they chip away at their business, not mine... 4.-unless DGIV gives investors a "clarified" reason NOT to buy, at present the trend is in favor of DGIV. #50