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To: Chartgod who wrote (105)	12/8/1998 11:11:00 AM
From: Coral4pH_dot_com	Read Replies (1) of 119

I believe we will see an easy 100 bagger soon for KAHI ... KAHI (OTC:BB) imt-ltd.com Kaire Holdings, Inc. just informed me that we are just "moments" from events that "should" significantly increase shareholder value. The main event is the IPO of KAHI's subsidiary Kaire International, Inc. that (from the horses mouth) could even happen today (based on the occurance of the final SEC acceptance of the "inquiry" report that was filed and returned several months ago). KAHI (Kaire Holdings) owns 23% of Kaire International. The obvious indication that we will see KAHI's stock price significantly increase is due to the fact that KAHI is trading around 3 cents per share and their subsidiary is having an IPO at $6.00 per share. That part is a "no-brainer". Apparently, there are many other events that are unrelated to KAHI's capital increase that will immediately increase KAHI's book value. The company claims that their book value even today is significantly higher than where their stock is trading right now. They are very frustrated with this "undervalued" issue and believe the stock price "MUST" be corrected according to fair market value. They couldn't be more excited about the events that are occurring at this moment that will (based on OTC:BB guidelines) force the price up significantly.

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