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Gold/Mining/Energy : Napier International Technologies Inc. (T.NIR)

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To: dale w ruckle who wrote (1700)9/24/1998 7:54:00 AM
From: Ginco  Read Replies (1) of 2444
 
Volatility in stocks is healthy. For the impatient ones who
need to know the reasons for every drop or rally in price
it will be frustrating. Only when the drop or rally is caused
by heavy volume should we be concerned because
volume is usually a good indication of direction. There is
so much cheap paper floating around that until we clean
it all up, there will continue to be unexplained trading
volume. Explaining mrket action of penny stocks can be
very frustrating and very irrational. Napier is still trying to
recover from the sell-off and when it moves above $l.75
I think we can say the stock is beginning to make a good
recovery. The stock is stronger technically now and
should respond more vigorously to favorable corporate
development news.

We could call Napier a special situation. It has a very good proprietary product protected by a patent which
could replace the MC strippers that are scheduled to be
phased out and this will occur sooner because SV-35 is
cost effective and non-carcinogenic among other
advantages. It is a unique product and if it can maintain
a 28% net profit margin and increase sales at 20% monthly
which equals 72% quarterly it will be phenomenal growth
and with ICI and K-G packaging entering the picture it
could approach 30%(conservative?) monthly sales increase which equals 119% quarterly.

We should exercise patience and not try to set a near term
time table for Napier which can be very frustrating to all.
I believe the institutional and the US investors will not be
coming into this stock until they see the numbers in the
financial statements released by the company. The profit
and loss statement must show a net profit margin of 28%
as projected and a quarterly sales growth of 72% or more.
We should give management at least a year to achieve
this goal, one step at a time. It will be exciting watching
all the pieces fall into place and we will be witnessing
first hand the growth of a company from it's humble
beginnings.

Napier has taken a major step forward by presenting us
with a distribution plan for the US market which is the
largest market. The exciting part of their business plan is
beginning to unfold and they are moving in the right
direction. I think we are seeing a world class company
in the making and Mr. Brad Aelicks will be up to the task
and will assume the role of a world class CEO taking
Napier into the next Century.

This is just one man's opinion for what it is worth.

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