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

To: PAUL JOSEPH MUELLER who wrote (1238)	3/1/1999 7:39:00 PM
From: PAUL JOSEPH MUELLER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1781

In response to my last post. I believe that HTSF is definitely a case of undeclared short sellers taking advantage of the stock and it's recent share price rise. Through my own research and the help of others I know that there was a new market maker that came into play on Tuesday, Feb. 16th. This MM had no stock to offer but made a so-called market by "short selling" stock; and thus making a huge profit on our behalf. Also the other MM's significantly shorted the stock. I think that we as shareholders, owe it to not only ourselves, but to Ben Shell to start taking physical control of our stock certificates. If my resources are correct this stock has been shorted quite a bit more than the actual float of stock shares. For those of you that might want to "day-trade" the up-n-down swings. I am with Waterhouse Securities and they said, even if I take physical control of my stock certificates, I can still trade the stock daily. All I have to do is produce the certificates to a local office/mail them within the three day settlement period. They also said that almost all brokerage houses work this way. With all the work that Ben has done for us, I think that we owe it to him to call in our stock certificates. How can it hurt you, you can still sell if you want. It would be just be a matter of delivering them to the brokerage house within three days.....not too much to ask, now is it..... Thank you Ben....and thank you to all the "Longs"