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To: Matt Brown who wrote (1502)6/1/1999 1:20:00 PM
From: Cheeseburger  Respond to of 5041
 
Phat Matt, congrats on having the hottest thread today. You might check out POKR today. It's price and volume is in motion due in part to much anticipated 1Q earnings rumored to "exceed expectations". My guess is that the merger with AVIA also is moving forward (details below).

Cheese

PR Newswire, Thursday, July 16, 1998 at 11:10

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., July 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Integrated Marketing
Professionals, Inc. (BB: POKR), formerly known as Casino Airlink, today reported
terms of its previously announced definitive merger
agreement with Aviation Industries Corporation (BB: AVIA). Under the terms of the
agreement, shares of the Company's common stock will be
valued at $.62 per share in determining the share exchange rate. As a result, shares of
POKR common stock will be exchanged for one share of Aviation Industries common
stock at a rate determined by dividing the average closing price of Aviation Industries
common stock (calculated over the ten trading days commencing five trading days prior
to the effective date of the merger) by 0.62 (avg. price / 0.62 = number of shares of
POKR exchanged per one share of AVIA). Completion of the transaction is subject to
the completion of regulatory review by the Securities and Exchange Commission, as
well as approval by shareholders of each company.
As previously reported, Aviation Industries has agreed to reconstitute its Board of
Directors to consist the members of the Board of Directors of Integrated Marketing
Professionals, as well as Diran Kaloustian, currently Chairman of Aviation Industries.
Mr. Forhan, currently CEO of Integrated Marketing Professionals, will assume the post
of Chairman, President and CEO of Aviation Industries.
"We expect this merger," commented William G. Forhan, CEO of Integrated Marketing
Professionals, "to greatly facilitate the expansion of our business plan. We look to
benefit from Aviation Industries' wide range of travel industry and investment banking
relationships."



To: Matt Brown who wrote (1502)6/1/1999 1:46:00 PM
From: Mr Metals  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 5041
 
When posting to my thread, I consider anything that says "WILL ROCK HARD" nothing but trash.

I said that about STRU @11c and look what happened....

Prove it to me. Tell me why it will rock

LOL...U R kidding,eh?.....

C-YA

MM



To: Matt Brown who wrote (1502)6/1/1999 2:21:00 PM
From: Eric Freeman  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 5041
 
Two stocks which look to be in process of major turns:
IRSN: Irvine systems: various technologies,(mem tech, advanced sensing, micro gyro, digital film for 35 mm cameras) a number of valuable patents, sales at beginning of cycle. The major thing here is that this company has been a research outfit which did not know how to capitalize on the technologies which they control. Poor management etc. In the last two years have been changing focus. Some of their technologies have large potential, with potential for explosive growth. Note their last press release re: order from supplier, meaning they will have large orders to fill. They do business with 3 com(have some of their tech. in palm pilots) , Boeing, Gov. etc. And beyond the fundamentals the chart is indicating a turn. Could easily achieve very large sales increases. Take a look at their products.
CYTO: Cytogen: Similar history(but different area) to IRSN re management failings. Their drugs have not sold up to expectation, but they do have 3 approved and for sale. The company has undergone a major change. Tightened expenses, new agreements etc. etc. Has MAJOR money in background, and of most interest, a potential blockbuster technology (PSMA) which could drive this company in the future. It is unlikely to drop back below its lows, as the cash flow is increasing.

Check them out. Both could easily be 5 to 10 baggers based on prospects of new tech. and/or increasing sales of existing products. Both charts are indicating major turns.

Eric