To: Vandyman who wrote (1215 ) 3/8/1999 5:39:00 PM From: JNT Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1322
Vandy: Fair responses. I don't think you're a basher, anyway. I think David was just venting... I agree that the # of shares is simply absurd, but as long as the bulk of them remained locked-down, I can manage that risk. That is, I will have sold out my Long position before the flood gates open... The new web design/hosting/training company is the primary reason I'm in the game right now. Have you been to that web site? (www.iaiweb.com) I think it's a great design and very professional. Now the obvious thing for SFAD at this point is to issue Directive #1 to their new acquisition to have their own websites (SFAD and InCyberMall) updated. InCyberMall's music on their homepage drives me to distraction!!! It's pretty ironic that their own websites are rather lame, and yet they've gone out and acquired a very talented company that could signficantly improve their web image. At this point, when I'm in under a nickel, I basically see little downside. I'm convinced this stock will bounce to double-digits when SFAD showcases their acquisition. Just this past Saturday I noticed that the weblink on SFADs website (www.safetechnologies.com) on the Products and Services page included a functioning link to the acquisition (Internet Associates). As best I can tell, this link didn't work before Saturday. Hopefully from this I can conclude that a PR announcement is forthcoming. As to the little-discussed side of SFAD, the nasal aspirin product, I believe that the company should tell the public more about it. The licensing venture with I believe a S. Korean company doesn't shed much light... Of course, there is something to be said for developing a strategic portfolio, and sticking to that. Meaning the InCyberMall and the Webdesign/hosting/training company at least could fit under the same strategic umbrella. Where does this leave the aspirin business? With these BB/risky stocks, my technique is to leave GTC orders for my entire holdings at pre-determined prices. Then I just put them on the back burner until my price gets filled. This SFAD stock has been great with a rolling range of buying below 5 cents and selling above 20 cents. How long can I keep this up? I'd like to believe that there are still a few more cycles left in this baby... Actually, I just went to the company's website, and I noticed that the Cyranol page has been nicely redone, and the PII subpage of the Internet Commerce page is under reconstruction. This just leaves the InCyberMall page that needs the serious overhaul. Best of luck to you! JNT