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To: JSB who wrote (8688)	7/13/1999 1:20:00 AM
From: Dale Baker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 118717

Now Rande sounds like a bad science fiction movie - "TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER!" Don't forget, Dale Baker is an evil, evil man with hidden agendas and dangerous ways. Be very, very afraid. Only Rande can lead you to the truth. LOL. I don't enjoy chasing people away. But it irritates me when people come here like wolves in sheeps clothing. . .putting on an act like they are innocent, or even newbie traders. . .having never contributed here before. . . Then I look at their profile, and see their true position in the same stock they ask about. . . Suddenly their posts take on a whole new light. Such was the case with today's flame: Message 10398548 I very much dislike confrontation [in both real and virtual worlds]. But as leader, I will go there to protect the thread from misinformation, imposters, greedy motivations and other forms of scam. What we have going on is very important. So if you ever doubt my actions in chasing off anyone, please ask me publicly or privately and I will happily explain. I generally post only the minimum to get the job done.

To: JSB who wrote (8688)	7/13/1999 3:47:00 AM
From: Dale Baker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 118717

Remember this snippet from one of my TigerInvestor columns? "Laser Pacific (LPAC) is another unpredictable play. LPAC works in the movie industry doing special effects, editing, etc. Their profits depend on the film industry in general. LPAC's quarterly earnings the past two years have been all over the place – up, down, up again, sideways and so on. They also sold off unprofitable ventures, further clouding their results. Even though LPAC is a cool company slated to grow at 20% per year with .55 earnings in FY2000, it trades at half the $11 – 12 price you would expect. The numbers say it's a good buy at $6 but don't bet the ranch. Another bad quarter and LPAC could nosedive under $5 again – or good news could take it over $10 where it belongs. I still hold half the shares I bought at 4 ½."