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To: Matt Brown who wrote (2018)	6/30/1999 4:44:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5041

>This company is my favorite pick for the next few years.< Matt, 25 years from now you might be accused of having a hard time finding a favorite stock pick for the next few minutes... No wait a minute... that is me... LOL, GOCA.. GO GOCA! Forever.... Thanks for the laugh... Jeff

To: Matt Brown who wrote (2018)	7/1/1999 1:07:00 PM
From: Francois Goelo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5041

Fatt, good thing GOCA sold a 27 rooms hotel in Dominica for such a great price, as these hotels are usually not profitable and probably not worth such a high price. My feeling is that they have done a very good deal, although it's certainly not reflected in the current share price. I would have thought that share value would have gotten a boost from the SNMM move, but it's sadly not the case. Reviewing Gambling stocks, I came across one I really like, although it's full potential won't be realized till around October. CRY.TO is very much under valued in comparison to SNMM. I am a supporter of SNMM since January 99 but am looking into getting invested in CRY.TO, as well at just under US$12.00. 15.4 Millions diluted shares, Market Cap: US$185 Millions, PE: 5.6, est. EPS: US$1.50+, cash on hand: US$30.7 Millions, applied to join NASDAQ, which should happen in October.... Let me know what you think, while I am waiting for the investor's package. Regards, F. Goelo + + + PS: if it had a proper PE of say: 30, you'd be looking at a share price of about $65.00, or a 5 bagger+ within 4 months, when it lists on NASDAQ.