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Microcap & Penny Stocks : InVitro International - INVI -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Batman61 who wrote (81)2/13/1999 5:47:00 PM
From: Elio Madama  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 122
 
Dave,

I want an explanation of the recommendation of next week.
I want an explanation of the done deal on the merger and on the $10.000.000 financing.

On want an explanation, now, on the weekend.
It's going to be very important to learn as much as possible before the market open on Tuesday.

I want to buy more as soon as we start trading on Tuesday.

Usually I don't like to buy on the first hour of trading.
But this will be an exception.

Now, because the comments of MicroKing, I am very afraid, and so probably many other people.

For this people to said the merger and the financing is a DONE DEAL, means many parties have been involved.

1) The two companies for their merger and attorneys for both Companies.

2) For the $10.000.000 finance, attorneys for both sides, both companies, the big investors with the $10.000.000, the investment company which put the deal together and so many other people.

SOUND VERY STRANGE TO ME THAT A KIND OF DEAL LIKE THIS WILL BE A "SCAM" OR A PUMP AND DUMP CASE.

You go to the Raging Bull and see what he posted there.

I am very upset because the whole situation.
I want answers NOW.!!!!!!!!!!!

We can have a fantastic opportunity here to make money if the newsletter is telling us the true.

Otherwise we have MicroKing who may be able to stop a case of P&D if he got proof of any wrong doing and make us to save money.

The sooner he speak the faster we can learn about the TRUE.

Thanks.

Elio

uruguay@unix.asb.com

Here you have an investor with a real name and a real email.




To: Batman61 who wrote (81)2/15/1999 11:24:00 AM
From: MicroKing  Respond to of 122
 
Here is a link for some comments I have made regarding INVI. ragingbull.com TraderDave you are correct about my intentions. .17 is still not that bad. You could have averaged down. Glad to know you fell for last pump. Looks like you will have a chance to get out with possible some profit. But that is the problem the company needs strong hand to hold the stock. For those new to trading. If you buy 10,000 at .10 and stock goes to .20 sell half to recover initial investment. That way you will not lose money. I personally continue to hold my original 16,000 at .09. INVI is my first stock. Remember that you have to capital gains tax of 39 % for profits made on shares held less than 1 and half years. DO NOT rely on my words for tax advice I'm just a Truck Driver. Sometimes I forget you have to be careful about what you say, people really get mad. I love greentechnology companies. Anything to help nature. Another company I like is GMTI. I have
bought 2000 shares at 1 1/8. Maybe looking at another company that I own will better explain my investing habits. Below is my portfolio. Not hyping just giving you an idea as to how I invest. Elio be smart and good luck too all. One last personal note to TraderDave: I fell for last pump and dump too. Bought in at .15 and stock whent above .22. Held my shares (.15) because I thought it was just starting to fly. Sold at .10. Lost $500.00. Thought about buying at lows but decided I'm happy with original shares I bought in 97.

MicroKing portfolio
INVI - 16,000 shares at .09
JAWZ - 11,000 average price .55
GMTI - 2,000 average price 1 1/8

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Greg