"STRIKE UP THE BAND, BRING OUT THE FIREWORKS, THE 'WAACO KID' HAS A 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND SPECIAL"
From: Bill DeMorrow (billboy@gate.net)
Subject: Waaco Kids Last Roundup
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Date: 1996/07/05
Date: Fri, 5 Jul 1996 20:55:22 GMT
WAACO'S LAST ROUND-UP:
STRIKE UP THE BAND, BRING OUT THE FIREWORKS, THE 'WAACO KID' HAS A 4TH OF
JULY WEEKEND SPECIAL
3 MONTHS FOR $10. TOTAL.
BONUS FOR THE REST OF JULY: THE DAILY HOTSTOCKS@STREETLEVEL [tm],
ABSOLUTELY FREE!
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
'SOMETHING INTRIGUING HAPPENED to the stock of Guardian Insurance Financial
Services back in January. In the universe of news sources available to
investment professionals, such as Dow Jones News/Retrieval Service and
Bloomberg Business News, nothing significant was brewing,' noted Business
Week in its feature financial story on May 27.
'Yet, for no apparent reason, Guardian stock began to climb --2 1/8 on Jan.
10, 2 3/4 on Jan. 16, then 3 and 4 1/2 and up to 6 on Jan. 24.
'What happened? A press release issued by the company at month's end said
the rise was 'partly attributable to a favorable review by an electronic
newsletter.' But to followers of a band of stock traders on the Internet,
there was no 'partly'' about it ... the Waaco Kid Hot Stocks Forum had
picked Guardian.
'And when the Waaco Kid speaks, investors listen--and buy.'
$$$
'The Waaco Kid works simply. Every member--or ``co-editor'' ... has the
right to distribute stock suggestions to all the other members of the list.
A small nucleus of members ... makes ``picks,'' or formal recommendations
....
'Wall Street pros have long reveled in their power to move the market. Now
it's the little guy's turn,' concluded the article.
$$$
Members of the Waaco Kid's Hot Stocks Forum have another unique edge.
Co-Editors have the right, until all slots are gone, to also join the Waaco
Kid's Hot Stocks Investment Club, whose participants have to agree their
intent is to 'lose all my money'. A pioneer on-line investment club, and
a member of both the NAIC and NCII, the 'Kid', as the Club is widely known
on the Street when it regularly announces where it is positioning, has
recently reorganized to become even more aggressive. The elected President
of the 'Club' is known throughout the internet by his trademark moniker
'Billy the Kid' (who else!?).
Members of the Forum, as it is called by co-editors, are also all invited
to participate in the 'picks' through two committees -- the 'Pick
Evaluation Team', and the 'Newsletter Evaluation Team'. The PET looks at
undervalued, underdisclosed, undertraded, underfollowed and underdiscovered
stocks which are often trading below book value or low P/E ratios, to find
ones where management is entering an aggressive era or where news and
developments which can drive the stock price appear imminent!
Members get close to the management -- and sometimes management will agree
to host an on-line
conference call for Forum members to learn first-hand about the company's
plans and ambitions.
The NET group develops exchanges with newsletter editors and publishers so
the Forum can be on the front lines when new hot newsletter picks are
published! The Forum's 'pick' sources have included the Dick Davis
Digest, Business Week, Tomorrow's Stocks, Strategic Investor, The Phantom,
Pegasus First Call, the Kon-Lin Letter, Today's Investor, the Bowser
Report, SSH Guru, Ground Floor, and the Red Chip Review, to name a few.
Overall, for 50 'picks', the Kid's stocks have never once fallen back
(prior to rising) after a 'pick', and have risen from a low of 2% to a high
of 775%, leaving an enviable average gain of 101% for 50 selections.
$$$
What's next for the 'Kid'? The Waaco Kid is now a prominent fixture on
the i.Star-licensed 'MegaSite' [tm] for financial information, news and
features at netcapital.com.
As a caricature, 'the Waaco Kid' is a can't walk straight and chew gum at
the same time' rascal who 'HYPNOtyzes' his stock selections, and whose
worldwide 'Waaco Sightings', which websurfers can post, are legendary.
Recently, Waaco began casting about at the New York Licensing Show for a
licensing agent, and may one day be featured in your favorite comic book or
in his own full-length animated motion picture. Who knows?
But for now, he is rapidly expanding, with more and more features that
already created comparisons in Business Week with 'The Motley Fool'; and
when the all-new 'NetCapital.com' website is fully loaded with graphics
sometime this coming week, he will also have his own 'Waaco's Galleria' of
5U companies in a new soon-to-be announced arrangement with another
well-known internet organization, more emerging details of his as
yet-untold exploits with the likes of Pecos Bill and Judge Roy Bean, and,
are you ready
... a 24-hour on-line investment Chat room just for the 'Kids'!
When the 'Kid's' picks and alerts are published, the 'Kid' imposes a
24-hour moratorium on all of its co-editors to prevent hysterical buy-ins
by individuals unexposed to the educational aspects of the Forum --- the
'Textbook Investment Method (TIM)', etc.
Afterwards, the 'Kid' announces its selections to the Street through its
thousands of trader stations and other electronic distribution networks, so
that over time, the 'Kid's valuations come to be recognized and accepted by
professional traders and institutions, where those valuations, to date,
have been proven time and time again.
Often the 'Kid' is way ahead of the curve, however. For example, Business
Week's example, Guardian (now Genesis), via the ticker symbol GIFS, as an
emerging reorganization at the time the 'Kid' stumbled upon it, didn't even
know its own book value at the time. It's over $14, and growing! Yet,
after the initial flurry -- the price easily shattered the Kid's target --
the Street pushed its price back down because the book value isn't even yet
verified by a Street-recognized accounting firm. Now, GIFS is preparing
to become fully reporting, apply for a full listing and is expected, in
time to announce that its new recognized accounting firm, rumored to be
Ernst & Co., has validated its figures.
Where do you think that stock will settle when that happens? So that is a
classic Forum 'positioning' pick. No rocket science. Just hard work,
diligence, and patience.
$$$$
The Kid's full record, with all of his sources, will be posted this weekend
on the website, or you can request it by e-mailing nymg@pipeline.com!
$$$$
More recently that patience and belief in its valuation paid off when
Quantum Learning Systems (QLSI) rocketed 775% after weeks of patient
trading by the Forum. Even though QLSI burst through the Kid's target,
Waaco recently sobered up to put down a riot when some ornery varmints
threatened those gains. That became quickly known as 'The Shootout at the
AOL Corral', and only added to Waaco's already Waacko legend and ardent
following. A believer in truth, justice and the small investor's rights,
Waaco just deputized hisself and stepped right in with both guns blazing.
Some were surprised to see that he still had it in him, but those of us who
have followed ol Waacky's explOits for the past year are often amazed but
never surprised at any thing that critter might do.
One thing for sure, he ain't much to look at but he sure as heck knows how
to pick them
stocks.
$$$$$
If you want to be inside where the action is, and to see all the new
developments as they occur via a stream of daily e-mail transmissions and
discussions between co-editors sent right to your e-mail box AS THE
DEVELOPMENTS OCCUR, you need only request the Financial Independence Day
Special via e-mail to nymg@pipeline.com to get the special forum giving you
3 months of the Forum for only $10.
This special lasts only until midnight Sunday. As a special bonus, for the
rest of July you will also receive, absolutely free, the daily
HotStocks@StreetLevel which over the past six months has posted more than
500 stock symbols, from one to six a day! These have an average daily
run-up of 6% and a 3-month average gain of 25%. About five of these
actually DECLINED after posting. HSSL regularly appears on trader
stations, Bloombergs, network radio, fax, e-mail, websites and JagNotes.
It's priced at $60 per month, and is yours free for the rest of July if you
subscribe to become a Waaco Kid co-editor.
The Kid is regularly $10 per month, but it's yours through this weekend
only, as we begin to build circulation, distribution and an even greater
small investor powerhouse, for $10 for a full three months.
For full details and the Kid's record, write nymg@pipeline.com and get
ready to join the Waacky and Wonderful World of the Waaco Kid!
This special is available only via e-mail, and only thru midnight July 7.
It is NOT available through our phone ordering service. Thanks.
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