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Comment by MartyPon Nov 27, 1999 1:54pm
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RE: Yeah.. & where's Marty P

RE: Yeah.. & where's Marty PMarty P is right here. I'm still holding and getting excited about the weeks to come. As I told you in my PM, Tony, I'm expecting to see the .20's by no later than March of 00. I've heard the same things that ShockerAl's been reporting to this thread. Many different things in the works - Restaurants, Real Estate, and Internet. There's no doubt that our man Janik had spread himself too thin but he has worked diligently at delegating the work load in order to become more focused. If things materialize the way I've heard they will we should see enough cash flow over the next several weeks to bring us back into higher grounds. And once things begin to unfold, it should show enough potential to lift the stock back into the .20's over the next 3 or 4 months. JMOOC. After talking with Janik and other members of management on several occasions I remain confident that I'll be well rewarded for my investment. However, I certainly don't advise anyone to stay invested based on what I say (or what anyone else on this thread says, for that matter) but to conduct your own DD and base your decision on that. For myself, I try to keep in mind the accomplishments to date, execution of current plans, marketability, and potential for future growth. This is what I believe will contribute substantially to increasing the value of HCI over the short term. Not to mention strengthening their financial position. I wasn't expecting the YE results to be anything other than they are. They've spent a lot of money to get things underway but it should start to pay off over the current FY. Again, Just my opinion. LOHCI Marty P
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