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To: monty jones who wrote (371)3/30/1998 8:38:00 PM
From: SJ - Stephen   of 479
 
All,

NBR coverage on Lee taking over the helm at KKRO. Nothing reported we don't already know.

SJ

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To: George Rogers who wrote (366)3/30/1998 8:53:00 PM
From: jan_mike   of 479
 
George - the posts between mine and this one pretty well sum up what I expect. I expect a lot of folks are just getting the news after a day at work. That makes new buyers tomorrow. The daytraders should pretty much be gone, I think. I know some that are anyway. There were a lot of shares traded without a lot of upward movement after the initial run. I am guessing that was those folks taking their profit and running. I was in at 2 5/8 after getting some info over the weekend. Had to figure it would break today after Friday's action.

Lee's reputation is well deserved. What he did at Chrysler was undoable. You can't buy that kind of publicity, that kind of public trust or that kind of institutional access. If this man goes to Joe's bank for loan, Joe doesn't even look at the application. Just sign here. Don't know what he's got in mind, but I've got a front row seat and I'm not giving it up.
Mike

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To: jan_mike who wrote (373)3/30/1998 10:06:00 PM
From: edna lipiner   of 479
 
By the weekend anyone who has sold KKRO below 6 will see that it was inevitable for KKRO to break away from normal trading patterns and hold its short term gains... at least
for a while... Here is why:
My family coincidentally only orders from KKRO ( yea what do we know -ok), KKRO actually got a nice clean place with excellent product- this is no Boston Chicken (uga,uga,uga).. if you like BC sell KKRO, you don't deserve to hold it! KKRO have actually increased same store sales.
Having Lee Iaocca who holds 59,000 shares of KKRO take the helm is like winning the lottery. It excuses any ex-management encumbrances which have contributed to KKRO's legacy of no profit. All that is now erased. KKRO gets a chance to be uncoupled from
strict net earnings analysis. Implicit in the Iaocca coming is the message of renewal to a Co with a sound product, but which suffered only because of poor management.
Folks, just like there was a ground swell of Americans willing to buy a million plus of his best seller books about success, there are thousands of investors willing to buy in on the ground floor of the New KKRO. IT MAY HAVE NOT SUNK IN BUT KKRO IS NO LONGER THE LOSER IT WAS JUST YESTERDAY.
Already the wire services are talking overseas agreements!!
Wait till you find out what every, and I mean every financial editor has up his sleeve to give a zip to their publications! Read it and tell everyone next week why you sold in fear, playing out a game plan you held when you feared this Co. would go bankrupt. Yea, tell
them you followed the old adage "pigs get fat ,hogs get slaughtered."- PASS ME THE CHICKEN!

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To: jan_mike who wrote (373)3/30/1998 11:41:00 PM
From: monty jones   of 479
 
my sentiments exactly


monty

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To: vibaby who wrote (369)3/31/1998 12:37:00 AM
From: Predator   of 479
 
Keep in mind...equities trade on anticipation of earnings. They need not be in the bank today. ANTICIPATION is strong at present. I'm looking for momentum to continue, with an occasional profit taking here and there. After all, look from whence we came.


Enjoying a chilled vodka and counting my profit,


Predator

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To: jan_mike who wrote (373)3/31/1998 12:40:00 AM
From: Predator   of 479
 
Very eloquently put....




Cheers, my seat's next to yours.




Predator

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To: edna lipiner who wrote (374)3/31/1998 12:43:00 AM
From: Predator   of 479
 
See message #377



Ditto to you......




Predator

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To: jtechkid who wrote (363)3/31/1998 1:36:00 AM
From: Louis Riley   of 479
 
biz.yahoo.com 

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To: skycapten who wrote (367)3/31/1998 8:09:00 AM
From: battle beast   of 479
 
I noticed that no one in this thread mentioned anything about that KKRO also announced its year end earnings last night. Needless to say, earnings was BAD with widening losses. I think the company did a dirty trick on the investors by first announcing "good" news to pump up the price, then releasing the "bad" news after the market closed. By doing so, it gives the insiders a chance to dump their shares yesterday. A total of 28 million shares were traded yesterday, that was more than the total shares outstanding! I like to hear from the thread if anyone agrees with my theory, or the good news is so overwhelming that the bad news is expected and insignificant.

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To: battle beast who wrote (380)3/31/1998 8:48:00 AM
From: Jim P   of 479
 
Hi BB,

I agree with your analysis.Just imagine the effect of releasing the financial news first.It seems that some would like to believe this rally will continue.I am betting it won't.

What we now have is the same company with a new CEO. I have confidence in Mr. Chrysler and believe in time he will turn KKRO around. I am not prepared to wait and such sold yesterday.

Jim P

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