Forum Archive Index - May 2001

[Kelvin Bailey <kelvin@atlascomputing.co.nz>]

Definately a buy IMO.

Deal with Hutchinson gives them entry into aus mobile market without costing them heaps, combined with partnerships recently announced make this share very attractive methinks

ryanrite wrote:

TEL got to be looking cheap with earning of 38.5cents per share and under $6.00.Income will improve with toll calls going up; cable to take more traffic; Aussie move looking better for growth; Interested at what everybody thinks; is it a buy, sell, hold; Will it go up or down ???? lets talk about it everybody,Athol

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From: G Stolwyk

To: sharechat.co.nz

Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 3:29 PM

Subject: Re: RE: [sharechat] MMD - Micromedical Industries Limited - Artificial Heart

  Snoopy, I noticed that you " left a bit out " from my post dated 15 May 2001, time 11.17: You are quoting me as follows " And that is exactly what happened to AIRVA, $ 4 in 1997/98, $ 2.70 in June 1999, $ 1.40 in March this year". You should have added " when I suggested to somebody to get out of AIRVA quickly and move into AIA-, to 85 cents a few weeks ago ". And " that you wished, you had followed some of my recommendations on the Australian market more closely ", thanks for that compliment! But you want stocks with a track record of a few years . If I mentioned another stock like CLH to you with the same record as it had last November, I don't think you would buy it! You and I have completely different investment horizons, I think. Mind you, I have several stocks with a proven track record and will continue to do so in the future. Now here is a stock you may want to have a look at: MIG.AX, web site: < www. macquarie.com.au/mig/mighome.htm  > A stock with potential. I am not necessarily recommending it, the reader has to do his own thorough study on this stock! GerryMy motto : Life is worth living, get out of the "dungeon " and breathe some fresh air! Don't follow the dinosaurs!

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