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Technology Stocks : Xenolix Technologies (XTCI) 'Ecstasy'(Formerly MGAU) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bob Jagow who wrote (4250)	6/17/1999 10:47:00 AM
From: Joe Hartenbower	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5143

Bob.... Exactly! and it's obvious they have an agneda. >>My main problem is with seemingly unqualified people whose sole agenda is to continually press their highly opinionated positions on all takers.<< What's really frustrating is they may be qualified in one area but they are generalizing it into others. I have no doubt that Groggins (or what ever his name is) is a pro at panning gold. I do doubt he can even enter his own e-mail let alone understand MG's process. Then there are the "Canadian Pros" who when blinefolded, can describe a drilling or mining site in detail but know nothing about the process that MG is using. I believe that when it comes to investing in mineral stocks, there are not enough potential investors to go around. That in itself is killing stock values. The ones who are out there (doesn't include me) may jump on something that is hot and for a brief time attempt day trading. If MG followed the traditional program, they would be broke or would have to dilute their stock just to drill or would go broke in the interim. They almost proved that. Some people have a very rigid model of the world and will defend it no matter what. Maybe they are attempting to hold on to the last remains of a job in an industry that has to change and isn't. I'm sitting here watching Compaq stock go down while Gateway and Dell stay up. Wonder why? It's been very obvious that they didn't anticipate the market changes and take the initiative. Their distribution has been screwed up and their big market (businesses) are buying white boxes (over 50%). I have a tough time with the RTCs (Resistent To Change). Geezeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! I guess what I respect about Mike is he is not an RTC. However Mike, if you are reading this, please do something quick to get the stock up a little ($4 OK) so the old networth statement looks better. <SG> (sarcastic grin) Joe