| Joe, Joe can't you tolerate negative posts?? That surprises me! You should be here long enough to do so.
 Do I have to change my opinion of you? Don't you express your opinion about a stock???
 
 BTW I'm not new and longer here than you, buddy. But I have a life and don't spend the whole day in front of the monitor writing posts on SI and IRC. I really appreciate you and didn't want to offend you by my negative post about newsletters (actually i wanted to hear your thoughts). I'm definitely not a naysayer nor basher, but it's my right as a member of SI to express my concerns. If you don't like this, leave it and don't read my post. But SI doesn't make sense for discussing stocks when only positive opinions are allowed. Come on Joe!
 
 BTW, did you read the 10QSB??   The increase in net sales for the three  months ended March 31, 1998 is due to higher volumes of the  Company's  freeze dried aloe vera and mineral drink, Aloe-Minerals Plus(TM), sold to one major customer in China.
 
 This major customer is a direct  marketing  company and accounted for $754,790 of net sales for the three months ended March 31, 1998.
 
 Dependence  on One Customer.  Sales to one principal  customer in China accounted  for all of the  Company's  net sales in the  quarter ended March 31, 1998.
 
 The Company is attempting  to expand its customer base both  domestically and  internationally,  but  expects  that  sales to its  Chinese  customer  will continue to account for a substantial percentage of sales. The Company's Chinese customer could  discontinue ordering at any time.
 
 Any potential  problems with this Chinese  customer could have a substantial  adverse impact on the Company's business and could result in diminished revenues for several quarters or more as the Company attempts to replace that business.   The Company has not received any orders from this customer since the end of the quarter ended March 31, 1998.
 
 Dependence on Two Suppliers.  The Company does not  manufacture  any of its products and depends  entirely on third party  manufacturers  and suppliers.
 
 Typically,  the Company does not have supply  agreements,  but submits purchase orders for its products. The Company currently purchases from two suppliers.
 
 That's all I have to say (eod),
 ciao bello
 
 BTW: I'm not Sicilian nor Italian, that's a stereotypic.
 but I like Chianti.
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