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To: Jeffrey L. Henken who wrote (3380)	9/6/1999 12:20:00 PM
From: Matt Brown	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 5041

Stocks that I am researching....and that were given to me.. These are the ones that made the cut! :-) AOXY is fully reporting. Spoke to them today and was told the phone lines went down and Web site server too. Financials within 10 days, 4 trade shows coming,updating web site next week. On the floor with smallish float. This one moves up and down very easily. In at .03 to .05 presently. FWIW. quote.yahoo.com GOYL is a turnaround situation and reporting. Have been in for months. Profits last two quarters are .04 and .06, CEO has a track record bringing back companies back up(in the filings) V.P is a lawyer, Construction of a web site underway per Investor relations(in house). GOYL has over 100 employees. starting to put stuff out via PR newswire,too. Here's some DD. <--these two stocks provided by Due Diligence (new member) ------- PCBM - might have already had its run...any thoughts? NWCiD - interesting little stock with merger..coffee,bagels NETT - CF longtimer is holding this one waiting on contracts ----- MTIC <--provided by capitalD Business Week is featuring it tomorrow MTI: A High-Tech Highflier Shares of MTI Technology (MTIC) haven't been going the way of many tech stocks: It has been winging higher. MTI, a provider of high-performance data storage solutions, such as storage management software, to blue-chip companies, was trading at 5 in early April. It has since zoomed to 22. Part of the reason is MTI's switch to fiber channel-based technology, which allows speedier transfer of information. But more important is MTI's hidden asset: It has acquired a 25% stake in privately held Caldera Systems, aprovider of the Linux operating system for business. 'MTI's investment in Caldera could achieve long-term value for MTI shareholders,' says Brion Tanous, a senior analyst at First Security Van Kasper, a California investment bank, 'based on the high valuation of Red Hat,' a distributor of the Linux operating system for desktop computers. Red Hat went public on Aug. 11 at 14 a share. It soared to 52 that day and now trades at 79 5/8. Tanous figures that, based on Red Hat's valuation, MTI's 25% stake in Caldera is worth 21 3/4 a share to MTI shareholders. Based on that and MTI's earnings growth, he values MTI at 49. Here's an added kicker: MTI Chairman Ray Noorda, who owns 51% of MTI, also owns Caldera. The betting: Noorda will take Caldera public. BY GENE G. MARCIAL -------- MCLD - McLeod Int. (nasdaq stock) SMTR - Randy Berg stock..slow but steady TRKR - got more info on it interseting ---- All of these picks were provided by Research Team members...I got more, but these look like the most potential...if you have any thoughts, own any of them ... let me hear what you got to say!! FM