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To: Ted Downs who wrote (266)	12/24/1999
From: 5handicap	Respond to of 1938

Ted, 100 shares! :) I'm a small fry, 10 shares. (I sleep well.) However I expect my proposed target to cover is wishful thinking; I'll be happy with 100 points, which I see as quite possible. As for the january effect this year, time will tell.. RF

To: Ted Downs who wrote (266)	12/24/1999 11:34:00 AM
From: Charlie Schultz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1938

I've always thought the name of the game was making money and not avoiding taxes. charlie

To: Ted Downs who wrote (266)	12/24/1999 5:27:00 PM
From: Lazarus	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1938

I mentioned CMRC on the LMKI board .... on RB when the stock was trading around $90.00 and later admonished those folks to keep and eye on the stock [CMRC] to see what happens when a stock with a low float in a hot industry gets recognition. LMKI may be worth a looksee...it is an OTC:bb with a low float doing a lot of the right things. The company has recently applied for NAZ listing. Note that the company acquired Mobilnetics earlier this year with an impressive client base: dljdirect.com LMCI will initially deliver these solutions to MobileNetics Corporation's existing customer base. Fortune 100 companies such as Xerox Corporation and their clients, including Hitachi, Compaq and Genicom Corporation will be among the first to use these integrated solutions. LMCI acquired MobileNetics Corporation on June 1st, 1999. When the auto insurer AAA of California approached COVAD and said they wanted to go hi-speed --- COVAD [COVD] pointed them to LMKI which was awarded the multi-million dollar contract: dljdirect.com More recently they are working with California Dept of Transportation. dljdirect.com The stock has pulled back from a recent high of $18.50 but I anticipate that next year will be a banner year for the company and its investors. Lazarus Just expressing my opinions -- and as always I admonish folks that I am dumber than wood...besides penny stocks are risky....and one should have an Ivy League grad with an economics degree who is a certified financial planner advising them....not a college dropout like me. ADD to that the fact that I am compensated PR for LMKI and you might just as well forget I even mentioned it... see full disclaimer and details of compensation at smallpotatoes.net