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Strategies & Market Trends : Anthony @ Equity Investigations, Dear Anthony, -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: FrozenZ who wrote (32026)	4/22/1999 12:29:00 PM
From: J.Y. Wang	Respond to of 122088

<NSOL> The street hates downside uncertainty. For evidence of that, look at MO and RN. Massive cash cows but severely undervalued because of uncertainty of litigation. Everytime there is a settlement between tobacco and the government -- no matter how many tens of billions it costs tobacco -- tobacco stocks jump because uncertainty has been reduced. The amount NSOL can charge its competitors was set yesterday at $9, I believe. That took uncertainty out of NSOL. The number could have been as low as $2 but as high as $13 or so. That's one of the reasons NSOL ran. Another reason is that NSOL had really been hammered and net stocks ran yesterday, so it ran more than others. It's still a POS. After I typed my comments here, I read Asensio's comments and I agree with Asensio (we basically stated the same things). What is helping NSOL in the stock market is its name recognition. To be completely honest, I am concerned about my short position in NSOL, but I'm only human.