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Microcap & Penny Stocks : HeartSoft Incorporated (HTSF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Paul J. Sharga who wrote (1193)2/19/1999 11:31:00 AM
From: Steven L  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1781
 
Hello everyone, I became familiar with HTSF about 1 1/2 yeras ago @ $1, I live about 40 miles from Tulsa and have always been impressed with the company and Ben. I believe that long term this company will reward patience several fold but (a reality check here) the recent runup was due almost entirelly to the Internet browser announcement, so,lets address that issue. The big question in my mind is this: What is to prevent Microsoft or Netscape from putting together a kid's browser? and how long would it take them to do it? Can HTSF capture the market before the previous two companies get on board? My guess is that even now the two giants are working on a browser, there is just too big a potential here for the giants to leave this money laying on the table. The upside to this question is: Would it be cheaper in the long run for Microsft or Netscape to just buy out HTSF and get the browser that way. I am not dumping on HTSF here, I just think this question begs for an answer, anyone have thoughts??

Steven



To: Paul J. Sharga who wrote (1193)2/19/1999 11:32:00 AM
From: Mel Spivak  Respond to of 1781
 
Old Guard ..still here. I did shed some older shares but holding on to the bulk for the bright future. I agree that the stock needs a rest. In T/A, it needs to build a base. There should be some scarey girations caused by the MM's looking to cover their butts for having sold high priced shares they did not have in their inventory.

This may be a great buying oppty if it happens. Mel


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