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To: DENNIS TULLY who wrote (13157)	8/6/1999 10:26:00 AM
From: Stock Watcher	Respond to of 52051

DENNIS; NVXE seems solid @ .20; thanx for info. and outlook for the future; sw

To: DENNIS TULLY who wrote (13157)	8/7/1999 3:14:00 PM
From: DENNIS TULLY	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52051

NVXE I also picked this off the same board. To: +Amjad (0 ) From: +brichard Saturday, Aug 7 1999 1:30PM ET Reply # of 1535 Found this post on the RB board: By: tantrawoman Reply To: 973 by porscha Saturday, 7 Aug 1999 at 10:36 AM EDT Ragingbull.com Post # 975 of 976. VALUING NEW VISUAL Entertainment, Inc. stock shares: This is an interesting exercise. Here's my current thinking on the subject. HISTORICAL: At the price peak, just about this time in 1996, the market valued this stock at more than $5.5 per share. Why? Forward-looking sentiment for an exciting concept; a patented/proprietary technology, created by repected, talented people. Obviously, as a startup, there were no hard financial numbers, only the sort of hope an "angel" investor might dream about. Why did this company slide to pennys? 1) Loss of credibility in the financial community. Flamboyant management, enjoying the trappings of Southern California, perhaps at the expense of prudent business practices. 2) Sector rotation. The coincident internut infatuation with all things dot-com. Finite dollars shifted focus into the high-flying fledglings. Stock prices tumbled in tandem through the entire NON dot-com micro and small-cap sectors. Caught in the cross-hairs of hubrisiliated management and dissipated investor interest, Siliwood (old NVXE) teeters and tanks. THE TURNAROUND: (fast-forward to the present ? hmm, what does "fast-forward" look like in 3D?) FIVE KEY COMPONENTS present: 1) Ray W. steps in with REAL business-world savvy, integrity, energy and an apparent ease with the necessary "people-skills" side of a successful enterprise. 2) Still in the wings, as consultant, is the original creator of the 3D technology. 3) Small and micro-cap companies are rediscovered as the internuts correct. 4) As we write, significant financing, strategic alliances, and cutting-edge creative projects are all incubating. 5) An effective, organized investor group is acting as a sort of defacto PR/IR dept. ASSESSMENT: This "turnaround" situation is poised to re-create the original dream. $3 - $5 per share is a reasonable price valuation (IMO), as we move out of the August doldrums, into the final quarter of the millenium. The time to garner and sequester your NVXE shares is now. Current price: 24 cents/share TARGET PRICE: $3.00/share short-term, $5.00/share within 6 - 9 months. (Voluntary Disclosure: Position - Long; ST Rating - Strong Buy) The previous statements are intended for entertainment purposes only. This is neither an offer to buy nor an offer to sell securites in this company. Consult a financial professional before making investment decisions. ________