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To: redwood who wrote (773)	9/11/1999 3:13:00 PM
From: Israel	Respond to of 1296

....i really don't know why you don't like me like you? lol.. I love ya man.. I just have a few questions is all.. why do you come screaming where is the IPO, when you know that we are alomost 2 months away from it occuring? Im just confused.. why, given all the bad bad bad things about PLCO are you long? I am fully aware of everything that might be wrong with PLCO, Im also aware of things that might be right with them.. don't ask any questions just believe ..its all a matter of risk versus reward.. if I didnt think, based on the research i have dont etc, that i didnt have a chance to make a profit being long PLCOP then I wouldnt have made an investment in it.. no one should ever ask any questions about a company that has been losing moey for something like 7 out of the last 8 quarters at least..has to keep selling shares to stay in business....rah ...rah...cis boom bah...go plcop.....redwood and yet you are long?.. hmmmm questions questions questions.. Israel

To: redwood who wrote (773)	9/11/1999 8:02:00 PM
From: Israel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1296

..oh, and one more thing I left out.. has to keep selling shares to stay in business that statement is false.. PLCO from time to time may be selling shares for the purpose of expanding the company, (building new stores, e-commerce websites, etc.) not to stay in business as you put it.. and though dilutive, building shareholder value through expansion/growth should be a central focus for all small cap companies, after all we do want to perhaps become a bigger (cap) company.. yes? Perhaps equity financing is something you've never heard of? Happy Trading, Israel