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To: Francois Goelo who wrote (6756)	2/7/2000 4:01:00 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10354

Independent Analysts?!?!? AccessOne? Pfft. "Mr. Berg could you please tell us your realtionship with (insert names here)? Could you also tell us about your Silicon Investor post on the DDD thread where you posted about analyst recomendations several weeks before they were made public? Could you tell further tell the court, Mr. Berg, about your relationship with Hampton Porter and Access1? Could you tell us who compensated these companies and how they were compensated to write research reports?

To: Francois Goelo who wrote (6756)	2/8/2000 6:02:00 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Respond to of 10354

DD on Mr. MARK HARRIS President of Kensington International sos.state.nv.us and Mr. Randy Berg: "Dean Heller Nevada Secretary of State Corporate Information Name: KENSINGTON INTERNATIONAL, INC. Type: Corporation File Number: 1786-1981 State: NEVADA Incorporated On: March 18, 1981 Status: Current list of officers on file Corp Type: Regular Resident Agent: PARACORP INCORPORATED (Accepted) Address: 318 NO. CARSON ST. STE.#208 CARSON CITY NV 89701 President: MARK HARRIS Address: 462 STEVENS AVENUE SUITE 106 SOLANA BEACH CA 92075 Secretary: MARK HARRIS Address: 462 STEVENS AVENUE SUITE 106 SOLANA BEACH CA 92075 Treasurer: MARK HARRIS Address: 462 STEVENS AVENUE SUITE 106 SOLANA BEACH CA 92075 KENSINGTON INTERNATIONAL, INC. ("KNGI-L") - Recent Corporate Developments Brian Birmingham, President & CEO of Kensington International, Inc. (KNGI) or (the "Company") is pleased to announce that Kensington Beverage Corporation (KBC), its wholly owned subsidiary, has had the following developments during 1997 to strengthen its business strategy of becoming a leader in the Alternative Beverage distribution business: * KNGI is negotiating for a $2 million inventory funding to fill both existing and future orders. The funding is expected to return approximately 25% gross to the Company, and should generate a positive cash flow. Upon reaching profitability, the Company plans to make an application to NASDAQ, level 1. * KNGI has contracted VERITAS MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS CORP., with offices in Vancouver, to provide both corporate and shareholder communications. VERITAS can be reached by telephone at (800) 773-7317 or through their email address veritas@vericom.ca. * KBC expanded its distribution lines to include packaged goods in February 1997. To: Harold Finstad who wrote (13) From: Randy berg Monday, Jan 5 1998 2:45PM ET Reply # of 105 Harold, happy new year. Am glad to see a subject pop up like this. Every year I have a friend who gives me 2 or 3 stocks to play. I have always made at least a tripple on them. Yesterday he gave me a new one to start out the year. It is Kensington International (KNGI) OTC. They are the exclusive licensee for Canada, South Korea, and a large part of China for the Betterstuff Beverage Dispenser, a revolutionary in-store bottling system manufactured by fountain fresh inc. This system allows customers to bottal their own beverages in returnable containers, reducing priced and shelf space requirtments and increasing profit margins for the distributor and retailer. it is currently trading at 1.75. They will apply for level 1 small cap NASDAQ status within 90 days. This looks like a solid winner, but as always do your own homework. If any one is interested you can call 1-800-773-7317, and they will send you an investment package. Hope everyone had a super new year. Randy siliconinvestor.com one momentum-hk.com Veritas clients: INTERNET CLIENTS Alternative Current Investor Amber Securities Bennett Associates Limited Barclays Global Investors Hong Kong Limited BeSt Way USA, Inc. (a veritas client) California Association of Hong Kong Chequemate International Inc (a veritas client) CreditRisk Asia Limited (Specialty Reinsurance) Dynatec International Inc (a veritas client) Global Finance Report Hastings & Co International Asset Management Kensington (a veritas client) Loraca Inc (a veritas client) New Age Publications Pacific Continental Securities Corporation Philip Jay Publishing Limited South Sea Resources Ltd Swiftrade Titan Motorcycle Co. of America (a veritas client) U.S. Invest momentum internet inc 17/F, 53 - 55 Lockhart Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Tel: (852) 2877 8011 Fax: (852) 2877 8016" E-Mail: momentum@PINmail.com"

To: Francois Goelo who wrote (6756)	2/14/2000 10:42:00 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10354

" The SEC chairman also warned investors to be wary of recommendations from Wall Street analysts, who increasingly have financial incentives to make positive comments about companies. Many of the analysts' firms have, or are seeking, investment-banking relationships with the companies under review, Levitt said. 'You can imagine how unpopular an analyst would be who downgrades his firm's best client,' Levitt said. investor who asked if selling short was bad. 'No, absolutely not,' said Levitt. 'It's a stability factor. It adds liquidity.' The chairman's old-fashioned investment advice was echoed recently by Princeton University economics professor Burton G. Malkiel in an article that examined stock-market history. 'Occasionally, groups of stocks associated with new technologies get caught in a speculative bubble, and it appears that the sky is the limit,' Malkiel, author of the book 'A Random Walk Down Wall Street,' wrote in the New York Times. 'But in each case, the laws of financial gravity prevail and market prices eventually correct.'