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To: STARTER who wrote (2253)	1/15/2000 1:46:00 PM
From: Jan W	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2278

Make it 6 .. breakeven at $2.20. And like everyone else, clueless.

To: STARTER who wrote (2253)	1/16/2000 5:10:00 PM
From: stuart34	Respond to of 2278

Can you read my posting to JanW? The rise is most significant not from price but from the average daily volume increase (300m+ to 1.8mil) That's strictly from people telling people a fact-based story of the new Greenland i.e. new management, new marketing posture, new technology, significant partnerships and most important, contracts in place to deliver product that will increase revenue indefinitely. It's a Cinderella story that wasn't likely to happen here, but does from time to time elsewhere. It may be sometime before we're north of $2, but all will depend on EPS at that time. 2001 could be the year when net revenue and net earnings manifest a decent ratio, and if that happens we could become attractive to a company that has the marketing savvy and wherewithall to take us global. This may sound speculative, but it's based on a scenario that has begun to happen. The problem in these small caps is separating real from artificial manipulation, but the increase in daily trade volume should tell us something of reality.