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Gold/Mining/Energy : KAISER' PICKS AND FAX ALERTS, ***(JOHN KAISER) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Rocket Red who wrote (234)	12/18/1999 7:42:00 PM
From: Garry	Respond to of 311

Kaiser says Fedora can go higher, so hold Fedora Industries Inc FED Shares issued 1,139,087 1999-12-16 close $0.57 Friday Dec 17 1999 John Kaiser, writing in the Bottom-Fish Action for the week of Dec. 6-10, says Fedora Industries at 58 cents is a "spec cycle 100-per-cent hold," meaning the letter writer believes the Internet vendor of bicycle accessories still has a way to go before it is time to sell. Mr. Kaiser recommended the stock in December, 1998, at 20 cents. The letter writer notes that the former Specialty Medical Products (which underwent a 1:5 consolidation in October, 1997) has announced a private placement of 1.2 million units at 50 cents to finance continuing development of its airbomb.com Web site. Mr. Kaiser says that in this Internet-crazy environment, the structure of Fedora and its relatively low market cap still leaves lots of upside.

To: Rocket Red who wrote (234)	12/19/1999 6:49:00 PM
From: Rise	Respond to of 311

Hello all you Kaiser followers. Does anybody know when the 2000 Bottom Fish list is going to be mailed. If we're lucky, maybe we will get it before the end of RRSP season. I understand there will be a different format this year. Is this correct? PS: Please post some of your thoughts on which Fish will be dropped from the list and which ones will stay on as TOP priority buys. My favourite is T.PSM. Good for at least a double in early 2000. Don't listen to me though. I'm a novice investor. Rise