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To: Rock_nj who wrote (5801)4/20/1999 1:34:00 PM
From: booray  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 57584
 
TPEG>>>>Internet investment incubator, Do your own DD, Check This out at 2 5/32. Could be huge.The purpose of this post is to inform you of an emerging Internet company, NASDAQ:TPEG, soon to be "Internet and Technology Resources" Corporation (NASDAQ:IATR).

TPEG began their transition into the Internet business approximately ninety days ago and are following a model similar to CMGI and WCAP. All the below FACTS detail their progress and can be verified by one of two ways:

1) By reviewing the company Press Releases over the last three months: biz.yahoo.com

2) By calling Strategic Capital Consultants (IR) @ 323-936-2855

In addition, a TPEG(IATR) chat room was created last month to discuss the developments of TPEG. Feel free to visit that room and ask any questions as they relate to the stock:http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/duedilligence

Or visit the Yahoo message Board at
post.messages.yahoo.com

TPEG (IATR) Facts:

1) On January 20, 1999, TPEG formally announced a corporate restructuring plan to redirect its business from the movie production industry to the internet / e-commerce industry.

2) On February 4, 1999, TPEG announced the purchase of a significant equity position in flowersandgifts.com. The flowersandgifts.com private placement ends 4-15-99 and an IPO follows shortly. Their website can be found at: flowersandgifts.com.

3) On February 25, 1999, TPEG announced the purchase of a significant equity position in Pacific Softworks. Their web site can be found at: pacificsw.com.

4) On March 1, 1999, TPEG announced that it will change its name to "Internet and Technology Resources" (IATR). The name change and cusip change will go into effect immediately after the shareholder's meeting May 26. Note: THE CUSIP CHANGE REQUIRE THAT SHORTS COVER

5) On April 1, 1999, TPEG announced that Pacific Softworks filed an initial public offering (IPO) on March 26, 1999, for 800,000 units.

6 On April 7, 1999, TPEG announced the appointment of Barry Sandrew, Ph.D., as executive vice president and chief technology officer. His resume can be found athttp://www.findit-wizard.com/findit-wizard/bs_resume.htm

7)On April 15, 1999, TPEG announced the commencement of the publication of a free bi-weekly newsletter to be available on the Internet, with the start date currently contemplated to be April 21. The report, titled ''The Sandrew Letter,'' will be authored by TPEG's Executive Vice President - CTO, Barry Sandrew, Ph.D., and can be accessed on iatr.net, even though the company's Web site is still under construction.

8) Currently, there are 9.6 million shares outstanding (including returned shares) with 6 million in the float. TPEG also has 1.7 million Warrants available (NASDAQ:TPEGW).

9) TPEG has a $5.5 million line of credit with an institutional investor, a film library from their previous industry valued at $8-15 million, and wholly owns MediaWorks International worth approximately $5 million.

10) Further Press Releases are forthcoming.





To: Rock_nj who wrote (5801)4/20/1999 1:38:00 PM
From: BANCHEE  Respond to of 57584
 
Rock nj
Alert
if anyone is interested an IPO just open up
Proxicom INC (PXCM) around $ 21.
Banchee



To: Rock_nj who wrote (5801)4/20/1999 1:57:00 PM
From: Rande Is  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 57584
 
Remember the "All percentages are not equal" quiz that we had a few months back? Well, today is the perfect time to show examples of how this dynamic works.

Yesterday, many Internet stocks dropped sharply. . .many fell over 20 percent. Today they are up, but have much farther to go to return from where they came. I will show you what I mean.

When a stock is at 100 and it falls 20 percent, it goes to 80. When it rises 10 percent, it only goes to 88. Even a 20 percent rise only takes it to 96. A stock that falls 20 percent one day, must rise 25 percent the next to be where it was before the fall.

So do not be deceived about what you are seeing. Yesterday's declines will take a VERY MAJOR recovery to get back to where they traded prior . This is why we don't hold them.

Some rough examples:

ATHM fell 18 pct from 144 to 118 . . . . . .now up 11 pct to 132

DCLK fell 25 pct from 139 to 104 . . . . . .now up 23 pct to 128

AMZN fell 16 pct from 188 to 158 . . . . . .now up 7 pct to 170

SEEK fell 25 pct from 60 to 45 . . . . . . now up 11 pct to 50

CNET fell 28 pct from 120 to 86. . . . . . .now up 17 pct to 101

INKT fell 25 pct from 119 to 89 . . . . . . now up 26 pct to 112
Must still rise another 6 percent to return to 119

EXDS fell 24 pct from 81 to 61. . . . . . .now up 21 pct to 74

AMTD fell 30 pct from 125 to 87. . . . . . now up 24 pct to 109

LU fell 8 pct from 58 to 52. . . . . . . . now up 4 pct to 54

This is why we sell. We can actually make BIGGER percentages by re-buying and riding back up to old highs than if we had held through. Many mutual fund managers understand this. . .that's why they jump out, then back in. . . those that hold thru miss out on that extra 5 percent or so per issue.

Class dismissed. . . <vbg>

Rande Is