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Microcap & Penny Stocks : DOUBLE DAY, INC. (BB: DBDY) BIG GAINS LITTLE RISK -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (2170)	3/10/1999 11:46:00 AM
From: RICE	Respond to of 2303

This stock is definitely undervalued. It is by no means a $3 stock but definitely a .75 to a dollar. The following is part of an email from Ian Brocke. Email is at doubledayinc@yahoo.com. try it yourself. The company currently has 3 operating plants with the biggest being in Warren Ohio employing 11 people. This year the company will receive $2.3 million from a section 29 energy tax credit and expects to have additional revenues of another $2 million this year and $4 million next year. Yes in the past a lot of promises were made about revenues, but this year due to a change in policy with NASD the company is filing to become a full reporting issuer. The filing as of this writing is 85% complete. We are aware of the April 1 deadline and are working to make sure we remain listed on the OTC BB and be in good standing. As a reporting issuer we are required to file quarterly statements as well as audited financial statements. For the first time since the company began trading, investors will know in detail everything about the company and its management, and with internet access you will be able to retrieve it very quickly. This should be good news for all the investors who purchased the stock earlier at higher levels. Equally important you will be able to see the share structure and will be able to scrutinize firsthand any arrangements the company has made. We feel strongly that the company is about to turn the corner and become profitable this year and have the ability to grow through intelligent acquisitions in the future. At 20 cents we are extremely undervalued, but to say that the shares are worth $3 is equally ridiculous. Our belief is that we should be trading at about 75 cent per share which would reflect fair market value. As you can see we are not interested in a pump and dump situation either. And as a result will work dillegently in the upcoming months to make the company profitable and accountable to investors. Thank you Ian Brocke