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Strategies & Market Trends : Joe Copia's daytrades/investments and thoughts -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Joe Copia who wrote (12123)	2/18/1999 11:11:00 AM
From: Lazarus	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25711

Look joe....I am not trying to pick on you here... ...but I would be very careful with internet gaming stocks. The internet is very new...and I can just imagine pple loosing tons of money and then suing visa / mastercard / and the gamers for their stupidity. And then the govt stepping in with regs. Just my thoughts take it for what its worth. I do know of some very attrctive plays in the gambling industry...and will probably be taking position in one here very soon...When/IF I take a position everybody is sure to know. If I mentioned it to you now and you looked at it your butt would pucker at the spread. After I narrow the spread...if I can ...it will look much more attractive. BTW - I just got off the phone with Dorothy Stewart, the wife of 36 yr to the former CEO who died of a massive heart attack last yr. She gave me the numbers of two pple to call: Jim Thunie the new CEO at (306) 576-8793 and Rick at (713) 467-7281 I usually go by my gut with pple...I am a contractor who probably signed 1 contract last yr - if that - I work over the phone and rarely meet many of the pple I service...yet in 10 yrs I havve only 2 uncollected receivable totalling about 600 bucks. ANYWAY...Dorothy seems to be genuine and she is one of the companies largest investors. BTW --- nobody has seemed to notice the constint volume in FASC ...which looks like it may be ready for a run. Barginstocker