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To: Vision21 who wrote (29215)	2/19/2000 10:02:00 AM
From: myturn	Respond to of 150070

PENY, I agree, it does have the potential to be a highly successful mutual fund. 55 million OS. Float is extremely small around 5 million They have been around for a while now. The majority of companies they invest in are small cap, Nasdaq. They are a closed end fund. They told me they are aware of the OTC penny market, but don't follow it that closely. If any of you have some pennies that have strong fundamentals and are profitable; forward them to me and I will forward them to the company. MOAT is one I told them to take a serious look at once their financials come out. MOAT is fully reporting, only 14 million OS. 11 million Float. Oil, Gas, stocks are getting a lot of attention right now because Oil is at a 9 year high. It is expected to go higher. Why do I like MOAT so much? None of the directors are being compensated or taking a salary at this time. The CEO, Scott Heape, has invested $750,000 of his own money into the company. Most CEO's and directors are taking shares in exchange for cash on a monthly basis from their companies diluting the shares base even more.