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Microcap & Penny Stocks : ZuluGroup.com (ZULU/ESVS)-Ecommerce & Internet Advertising -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: aleta who wrote (1640)	4/10/1999 12:18:00 PM
From: PartyTime	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2003

I agree. The header DEFINITELY should be changed. However, the only question is: What should it be changed into? At this point, from what I can glean, Zulu now--or may not (does anybody really know for sure?)--owns small percentages of BFL, Omni-net.com and ESVS; plus the companies it bought which are now defunct: echoMEDIA, ZuluMedia, etc. Furthermore, we don't know what executive is functioning in what entity. Is there anyone out there who can effectively describe what Zulu is? Heck, I've been around since early autumn of '97, and presently I can't describe it! I once thought I had a sense of what was happening, but now I can only conclude I've been chasing too many knuckleballs, fouling off pitches, popping out and swinging wildly. The risk of throwing knuckleballs, however, is if the hitter does connect the ball can be driven out of the park. But I've had anything but a hit in this investment. If anyone has suggestions on how to construct a new header, I'd be happy to hear them and make changes accordingly. Where did I go? Well, right now, I'm looking at an 8K loss from Zulu. I put my remaining 2K into FLC, an oil driller. I found it Wednesday evening at 6 5/8 (extremely depressed). Interestingly, before the Thursday bell opened, Morgan Stanley raised its rating from "neutral" to "outperform" and the thing opened at 7 1/2 where I got it--and I wanted it at 6 5/8! And Zulu didn't help either. I was trying to sell it when it was at 1 3/32. But as a final dig, the Zulu MM's put me out at 31/32. At least now I'm secure with FLC in the oil driller sector which is presently trading near historic lows (i.e., $40 stocks now selling for under $10). These are stocks which have sound fundamentals, have remained profitable but which get tied (fairely or unfairly) to the price of oil. The following article would suggest that this connection to the price of oil is unfair. simmonsco-intl.com Also checkout the Strictly Drilling SI thread: Subject 12099 Recommend you examine the drilling sector as a means of recovering Zulu losses. When the drillers do move, they move as a group--all up or all down--and the respective share price rises are ferocious! Factors to consider: Asian and other economies in recovery; OPEC's third attempt--many feel this time it'll be successful--to cut production; lessening reserves in Europe; and the U.S. using increased amounts due to the Balkans and summer driving season; and depletion, in general, of what have been reliable gigantic oil fields now winding down throughout this next decade. Something to consider. One might also look at the historical charts of camper stocks for this period of the year. Virtually all of 'em rise in the spring. Meanwhile, I'd still like to see someone logically describe what has happened to Zulu. I've been away from my home for much of the past couple of months and my research in what's been happening with Zulu has been virtually non-existent. So I'm in the dark. All I knew was that I wasn't going to remain long if it was going to trade for under a buck again! I've already been there and done that. I don't rule out the possibility, but I'll need to learn something significantly tangible before I jump into Zulu again. Good luck to all!