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Microcap & Penny Stocks : PACIFIC MEDICAL GROUP (OTC BB:PMGI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jack Kennedy who wrote (184)	4/6/1999 10:52:00 PM
From: SusieQ	Respond to of 421

Thanks Jack :) The stock money, is my play money. So far I have been pretty lucky with the stock picks, some wins and some losses. Wins have out weighed the losses. You were right on the money with Bid.Com. Sorry to say, I didn't get in on it though. Well, my husband just took our little tarzan for a rock-a- bye baby ride in the truck. That's a good sign for me. Since we are having a bedroom date. :) Hot Night Susie

To: Jack Kennedy who wrote (184)	4/7/1999 7:02:00 AM
From: DR.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 421

To all, I have been watching (and buying) this stock for some time. Nothing in the last two days has changed with this company. Two days ago we were all raving about PMGI as being the most undervalued bargain around, except that the company has announced yet another forward move in the announcement of relief for Kosovan refugees by the company through the marketing of it's disaster relief pack - a really positive news release that was totally ignored because everyone had convinced themselves that some White Knight was going to jump in! There was a holiday in Europe on Monday and yesterday the heavily anticipated buying from Europe and (China?) did not magically appear. I wonder why? It may be that the mms are playing games (nothing new there!- they spread rumours too!) or it may be that Easter in Europe stretches out further than in the US. Whatever the reason, it may however be just enough to have us shareholders doubting our decision to invest in PMGI. Time will tell but do not let those who would like to buy PMGI win by allowing them to buy yours at lower prices. After all - don't you think that's what they want to do?? Q.What has changed? A. Nothing - it just got better!! One other thing - how many stocks go up in a straight line? - buy the dips!! Thanks for your posts and for taking the trouble to read my view!