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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Sinclare (SNCG) / cyberlinx

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To: Willsgarden who wrote (1860)3/4/1997 12:55:00 PM
From: Dee Jay   of 2696
 
> seemingly guarantee of over $100 Mil in revenue stream to sncg from BAI clients<

you state there is a $100 million revenue stream-what is your source for that number? What validity do you have to back it up? While BAI may be a private company it has books and pays income taxes and therefore does have financial reports, even if not filed publicly. As part of the due diligence Stockett had to verify the financials because of his fiduciary duties to HTEH's shareholders so why doesn't he put the information into his press releases?

Without substantiation all that is is a rumor - and you're passing it on.

I sure saw zero financial information except an alleged $250 million backlog. Assets, liabilities, revenues and sources thereof, net profits, any tax losses carried forward, general marketing information in terms of how their packages are sold - even in the most general terms - are needed to understand why HTEH's shares outstanding more than doubled with that deal. Ostensibly that made the deal worth over $0 million for the purchase based on the share price of HTEH last week.

And how does BAI's revenue stream directly affect SNCG's stock price? Both are owned or controlled by HTEH but there are some heavy duty rules about transactions between, particularly since BAI may be wholly owned by HTEH but SNCG is not.

The $1 per *participating* employee is not $22 million, it's whatever it is for however many employees decide to use it - but how will they pay the exchange fees for, let's say, 100,000 $1 subscribers? Or will SNCG get $1 from each participating subscriber for delayed quotes that these same subscribers can get for free elsewhere?

Doesn't pass the logic test based on the skimpy information we have to date.

HYPE HYPE HOORAY!

Dee Jay
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