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Microcap & Penny Stocks : MPTVE - Turnaround With Huge Potential -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: stu fabian who wrote (5466)	1/13/2000 11:36:00 PM
From: Nliten	Respond to of 5783

Fabian...good job. Fact, there are bashers on the payroll (IMO). Fact, monkeys are in this and do not forget it. Fact, accumulation is key right now. Fact, MPTV has Phase one in its sights and can collect$$$ on it. Hypothesis: Company has wanted to get private and avoid the pressures of public status. Buy up as much of the float as possible then gain control, buy-out project, give management a contract case closed. .075sounds good to me for the remaining shares left on the market. IMO financing will be finalized inside nest 15 trading days maximum. Was also told project scope will exceed 400M by someone. As with all this information make your own decisions. Hey, YOU.....you know who Im talking to....want to buy a 50M share block off market??? Send an email we will talk.

To: stu fabian who wrote (5466)	1/14/2000 2:21:00 AM
From: RSH	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5783

Stu: Here is my position. What would you do in the same situation? 1) You Averaged down to .01/share in MPTV over the last few months with a total of $$,$$$.00 invested. 2) You saw your share value diminish by nearly 60% to .0042/share. You feel rather sick in the stomach realizing that unless some positive news is released, you may lose your complete investment. 3) Suddenly the share price spikes up to between .0088-.0094 in the last few days. (Now you're only down ~10% instead of ~60%). Your stomach is no longer twisting but you're driven to find out why the stock went to ~.009 from .0045 in only 2 days. 4) Since no news has been released, you go on an all out Due Diligence mission using every information gathering tactic available in an effort to obtain the inside FACTS. 5) In a bittersweet ending you receive the facts. The facts are bitter because MPTV has no financing or general contractor retained. Thus, there will be no positive news releases in the near future. However, the facts are also sweet because your due diligence has allowed you to exit your position before the rest of the investing world discovers the facts regarding MPTV's financial difficulties which might take the stock down to .000. 6) You sell your shares at an average of .009 realizing that the stock price could still rise (in which situation you would lose money on the upside) or decline (in which situation you would lose money on the downside). The only reason I was holding my shares was because I was awaiting a positive news release. In that case, a rise in price to .05 would be warranted. However, now that there is no financing or contractor, there will be no forthcoming news release. Therefore, at this time,I believe the stock is vastly overpriced even at .005. Remember, ground cannot be broken until "working drawings" are completed which is a minimum of 4-6 months at an expense of ~$3.75 million. Obviously, no company over the past 5 years has been willing to team up with MPTV and pony up the cash. The well appears dry in my humble opinion. RSH