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Subject: stocks
Category: Reference, Education and News
Asked by: caddo-ga
List Price: $10.00
Posted: 07 Feb 2005 14:31 PST
Expires: 09 Mar 2005 14:31 PST
Question ID: 470618
Which company makes Spybot software and Adware software?  I'm trying
to find the stock that is about $3.00 per share now that supposedly
produces the best anti-spam out there.  I thihk it's one of these 2
companies but don't know the stock name.

Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 07 Feb 2005 15:09 PST
Neither Spybot nor Ad-Aware is an anti-spam product. Both are
anti-spyware programs.

Any additional information that you can recall would be welcome. For
example, it might be useful if we knew where and approximately when
you heard about this stock offering.

Clarification of Question by caddo-ga on 08 Feb 2005 07:34 PST
If you thought SPAM was no longer a hot-button topic then think again.

The US Department of Defense has just called upon the services of this
tiny company?

Actually, extensive independent evaluation has this $2.60 company as
one of the two highest-ranked for digital certificate validation (DCV)
solutions, making it a clear choice for DCV within the DOD public key
infrastructure (PKI).

The new DOD security superstructure will reach 1.3 million users this
year. This small company raced forward today and didn?t even bother
looking back. The national spotlight is starting to shine on this
stock.

Click here for full details:
Learn More

I also believe that in the coming months this company will become a
household name. As I mentioned before, it was recently featured on ABC
News... and Wall Street is starting to pay attention.

Soon, every mutual fund in the country could be fighting for shares of
this firm. And here's the thing: The stock has a market cap of only
$100 million... which means there aren't that many shares available!

As big institutional buyers rush to get in on this stock, the price
will skyrocket. Savvy folks who jump in now could enjoy a very
profitable ride.

Remember, Symantec went from $3 to over $51 as the world discovered
its antivirus software. I believe we could see this company approach
the price levels that Symantec enjoys.

Imagine buying a few shares of this stock for less than $3.00 per
share and watching it soar to over $51! You could turn a $10,000
investment into over $200,000!

"This Stock is Ready to Move!"

And make no mistake: Now is the time to buy this stock.

This type of information is completely legal and allows you to trade
with the insiders without breaking any laws. I'll explain in a moment.
For now...

I've urged readers of my Volume Spike Alert (VSA) advisory service to
buy shares of this anti-spam stock... and I suggest you do the same as
soon as possible.
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Subject: Re: stocks
From: jack_of_few_trades-ga on 08 Feb 2005 10:15 PST
 
Caddo, before jumping on any bandwaggon when it comes to stocks,
consider 1 important thing:
Why did the writer make this information public?  

Sometimes the answer is that they want to sell you additional
information.  I read an article recently that almost all "insider
information" dealers (often known for sending out their urgent stock
picks) go out of business real quick.

Another answer is that they bought alot of this stock before sending
out the notice.  In this case they are hoping that thousands of people
will rush to buy the stock, which will inflate the price to a great
degree and then the writer hopes to sell the stock before it crashes
right back down (and it will crash).

Either way, you could get lucky and ride the wave with your savy
timing and perfect insider information.  But you will likely just be
throwing some money away and regreting that you dealt with these
people.

I highly recomend that you look at putting your money into an IRA. 
The IRA will give you an immediate huge return since it is fully tax
deductible.  Additionally, the IRA will allow you to invest in a
mutual fund or index fund that will give you good returns over the
years.  It's not a get rich quick scheme like the one you mentioned,
but it is a tried and very likely way to get rich over the years.
Subject: Re: stocks
From: pinkfreud-ga on 08 Feb 2005 10:42 PST
 
As usual, jack_of_few_trades is right on target. I urge caution here.

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