Forum Archive Index - July 2000

[Brian Gale <brigale@i4free.co.nz>]

Hi again Jesse

TLS sure looks interesting after falling away since April. With all their 
"irons in the fire" must be a good bet for the future.  Big 11m turnover 
last Fri !  Seems like delayed reaction to recent news.

WAL looks like another, mentioned by Mark. They have a very smart wireless 
modem which they have now sold to customers in Singapore & the Middle East.

GUD  also is worth a look.  GPG have recently bought a stake (7.6%) at the 
moment.  This was a successful Coy manufacturing Auto parts (Filters 
etc.)  Then they bought Sunbeam which had been a dud ever since it 
floated.  From then on it was downhill.  Has been rising steadily since GPG 
got in.

I hold GUD.  Wish I had some spare cash for TLS and WAL

Cheers

BG

At 19:07 03-07-00 +1200, you wrote:
>Glad you liked it Brian.
>http://www.about.com
>
>You can scan hundreds of sites, most fit for cyberspace wasteland, but
>just now and again, you find a gem. I think thats one of them.
>
>Incidentally, and staying with the trading theme, about.com is a nasdaq
>stock, ticker BOUT. I watched this little piggy in disbelief as it hit
>$US100 from it's IPO of 30 something, 3 or 4 months earlier. These
>business models based on income from advertising only, are way
>overhyped, so it was a pleasure to see it sink to 20 recently, giving a
>great return on the put options. Point being, you should be able to play
>your trades both ways, with equal ease. If not, your toolbox is only
>half full.
>
>What have you been playing lately? Hopped onto ASX:TLS  today. 1/2 as a
>hold, 1/2 as a trade. Might run into the deal later this month.
>cheers
>j
>
>
>
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