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Microcap & Penny Stocks : NuOasis (NUOA) formerly NONA -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ghostme who wrote (1474)	4/27/2000 1:25:00 PM
From: John Rowe	Respond to of 1622

Jeff, Given your relatively large position in this company, one would think management would be happy to answer these questions for you. I have a small position left from the "NONA" days, and I must admit, I have NEVER understood what they are doing. I hate to say it, but I didn't expect NUOA to still be functioning this long, so, I hold on and hope that perhaps there is a plan at work here, and at some point my stake will be worth something. Time will tell. Good luck, maybe we will all be pleasantly surprised! John R.

To: ghostme who wrote (1474)	4/27/2000 9:02:00 PM
From: Gary s Gilbert	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1622

The problem Jeff is valuing OASIS. The 4. per share is not based on asset value or cash flow. Without a market maker, without sufficient outside shareholders, liquid assets, meaningful daily trade numbers OASIS could just as well be .04. OASIS does not qualify for listing. NUOA had its chance in Macao when it was pulling in actual dollars in exchange for the Chinese warlord coerced Luke into a real estate deal, and headed the company toward cigarette deals and God knows what. When the warlord realized he couldn't use NONA as a backdoor portal to NASDAQ he sold Luke out, hence the move to Tunisia where Luke refused to share equity with a legitimate gaming company and make it work. The rest is history, paper shifting, consultant fees, rumors of 'deal' after deal, non-reporting, and now there is no sane venture capitalist who would put a dime into the NUOA/OASIS morass. We got screwed be through greed, stupidity, or lack of nerve to see the Tunisian deal through. That is the sad part of the story, this company despite the weakness in the gaming sector had a shot and now is a shoddy, unfundable shell. The spinoffs made no sense from a fsical standpoint. They are worth no more than 5 business cards printed at Kinkos. At least from NUOA we get a sweet yearly tax loss, EOM>