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HPON
Hold
September 11, 2002
Bullish
on Gold
September 4, 2002
DG
Reports 8/29
August 28, 2002
Buy
Opportunity
August 21, 2002
Retail
Survivors
August 7, 2002
Average
20.6% Gain
July 31, 2002
Hold
NDN
July 24, 2002
Still
Loving the Fall
July 17, 2002
ITRU
up 68% - Hits 52-week high at US$3.23
July 10, 2002
NASDAQ
Down 31% YTD
July 3, 2002
Take
Profits on IBN
June 19, 2002
92%
Gains on IBN—Hold
June 12, 2002
Nuclear
Cool-Down = 79% Profits
June 5, 2002
Hold
Everything
May 29, 2002
Wink
up 39% -- Hold
May 22, 2002
Wink
up 39%
May 8, 2002
IC Update
May 1, 2002
Book
'em, Dano! Part III: Take 20% on EK and 6% on
XOM
April 24, 2002
Hold
JPM
April 17, 2002
EK
Doing OK
April 10, 2002
Beer
Deal of the Century
April 3, 2002
Book
'em, Dano: Take 22% on ABY and 3% on IP
March 27, 2002
31%
Gains
March 21, 2002
Sasol
Reports
March 13, 2002
Hold
Everything
March 6, 2002
SPP
Surge
February 27, 2002
Profiting
in a Market Slump
February 20, 2002
83%
on USOO
February 13, 2002
SPP
on the Rise
February 6, 2002
TMCS
Earnings
January 30, 2002
Hold
all Positions
January 23, 2002
USOO
Continues its Streak
January 9, 2002
Chip
Sales Rise
January 2, 2002
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HPON
Hold
By Ian L.
Cooper
It’s
true, our Hop-On (HPON:OTCBB) play has seen its
fair share of bad days lately. But we continue to stay
true to our bullish commentary. Over the past month,
the company retained a law firm to advise it on corporate
initiatives, including the company’s stock listing,
SEC reporting, mergers, acquisitions, and related corporate
matters.
HPON is
also going after a prepaid calling card market, which
is expected to grow at an 11% pace to US$5.2 billion
by the time 2003 rolls around. Couple that with the
fact that it recently got FCC approval, and that it’s
going after more than 30 businesses to sell its disposable
phones across the country, and HPON could fly. For that
reason, we are continuing to hold.
We also
continue to hold our DG and NDN plays.
The good news is that consumers still prefer to shop
at discount stores. Would you rather spend US$10 or
US$1? With their low prices on apparel, general merchandise,
and food, the dollar stores continue to rob the mid-priced
department stores and specialty stores of their market
share.
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On Thursday,
September 5, we put out a trade on the Philly Gold and
Silver index. It was trading at US$4.80. Less than two
days later, we sold our position at US$6.80 and pocketed
a quick 41% gain. We’ll do it again, too. Join
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