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To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 9:22:00 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 199
 
Yes a army of Francois Goelo's would do the trick. BTW, I wish Netcurrents would start commenting on my posts. They should comment on this one as well. Since Goelo was suspended for this post on ragingbull it did not stop him from signing up again under a new alias. Please note the suspended Francois_Goelo alias VS the new improved Francois+Goelo alias. + or -, he still is a ZERO to me.

By: onewhoknows
Reply To: 18344 by Francois+Goelo Friday, 24 Mar 2000 at 5:18 PM EST
Post # of 18351
Francoise how you been? We all miss you now you have moved on. Threatened to maim anyone lately? You are a class act Francoise but then again thugs, bullies and touts all rolled into one is such a rare thing. Perhaps the people residing in the Caymans are different to most and threatening to cut someones dick off for disagreeing with you is common place.

For those who dont know Francoise and what he is capable of please read below. I see he has dropped by for some intimidation today. Francoise as always glad to see you and I am sure Ziasun consider you an asset.

By: Francois_Goelo
Reply To: 11391 by onewhoknows Monday, 11 Oct 1999 at 9:55 PM EDT
Post # of 11496

1Pudgenose, you're getting FRISKY again!...

I'll have to BEAT the SH!T out of you, verbally for the time being, until we meet, that is... And then PUDGY boy, your Gaggle of unsatisfied ex-wives will give me a hand to give you the Ultimate Short Cut... I guess 3 inches just wasn't good enough for them....

CRAWL back under your Slimy Rock, you COMPENSATED BASHING TOUT... You've proven time and time again you're paid to post here in your INSIDIOUS LYING WAYS... One post per week is all you'll be allowed if you continue your CRAP...

Cheers, F. Goelo + + +

ragingbull.com



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 9:53:00 AM
From: StockDung  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 199
 
Instead, ZiaSun has latched on to other Web trends;
wsdinc.com
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MOMENTUM INTERNET INC.
The Amber Group, a U.S. based securities and venture capital firm, is a broker/dealer in the U.S. and is involved as a global institutional and retail brokerage. Amber also has a joint venture with Momentum Internet for an online stock trading system called SWIFTRADE. Amber's newsletter is called the Capital Growth Report.

MOMENTUM INTERNET INC.
12A, First Pacific Bank Centre, 56 Gloucester Road
Wanchai HK 00000
HONG KONG
Tel# - 852-2866-8772
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jhirsch@momentumplus.com
capitalg.com
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My My a new one-->18 March 1999 SFC Takes Action Against Unregistered Dealer's Representative
hksfc.org
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18 March 1999

SFC Takes Action Against Unregistered Dealer's Representative

The Securities and Futures Commission announced that it had successfully prosecuted Kong York Hay (Kong) and Ng Henry Kai Wah (Ng) for acting as dealer's representatives of Amber Global Limited (AGL) whilst unregistered.

Kong and Ng today pleaded guilty before Ms Suzanna Remedios at Western Magistracy. Kong and Ng were fined $2,000 each and ordered to pay costs totalling $8,000 to the SFC.

The SFC investigation revealed that during the period 1 April to 30 July 1998, AGL acted as an agent in Hong Kong for Amber Securities Corporation (ASC), a company registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States as a securities broker. Sales staff of AGL, including Kong and Ng, were engaged in recruiting clients in Hong Kong to open accounts with ASC and then receiving securities trading instructions for onward transmission to ASC. AGL, Kong and Ng were not registered with the SFC in any capacity.
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Amber Global Limited (AGL) was fined $10,000 at Western Magistracy yesterday after pleading guilty to dealing in
securities while unregistered.

The company was also ordered to pay costs of $7,400 to the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC).

AGL acted as an agent for US securities-broker Amber Steel Corp (ASC) between April and July last year, the SFC
said.

AGL's person-in-charge John Jerome Cronin instructed sales staff to recruit clients in Hong Kong to open accounts
with ASC and receive trading instructions for onward transmission to ASC.

The SFC said AGL, Mr Cronin and the sales staff were not registered with it."



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 10:42:00 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 199
 
?(?¨?)Ñü "stand by their letter boxes, waiting for their certs".

VKLEPA signed a afidatit against me in support of Ziasuns motion to get the restraining order against me. I avdise you read his recent posts on ragingbull. Seems he states in his posts that his friends can not get their stock certificates from the offshore boiler room and the wait daily by their mailboxes for them.

By: vklepa
Reply To: 20006 by birdman! Wednesday, 3 May 2000 at 5:46 PM EDT
Post # of 20127

birdman, sorry, I should have been lot's more civil.
It is that it was boilng in me for a very long time, I kept silent for the sake of the old longs, now I don't really believe in the old time longs being still here (sorry again).
That 700 pages filing was 700 pages from the day one and it was always used as an excuse for the delays.
It is not AMEX now, Hamburg listing .... why not Frankfurt, not enough history in the Rathaus(?) or they don't like non-reporting otc companies. Well, so many red flags, that I am really glad that I've been out of here for long, and I'm telling you, getting out was not that easy, ask those guys who used to "stand by their letter boxes, waiting for their certs".
All I want from ziasun now is to protect an interest of those foreigners, who perhaps are not in a position to sell, they may be still waiting for the certs, etc.
I know that Ziasun at some stage disassociated themseleves from Amber, but the selling of reg s shares went on and it is a factor I would like Ziasun to take into consideration, whatever it takes. If there are any reg s shares still with the brokers, perhaps they should be bought back, just in case.
I'm implying nothing as to the current state of the matters, except that I don't like what my naked eye sees. I am mainly referring to the past, which I had a misfortune to be a small part of.
If I am to be labeled a basher, let it be known, that my particulars are well known to Ziasun, Amber as well as to Z8 defendants and any party could easily sue me, ..... which I advise against.
I remain to be OIA's client (on a temporary voluntary suspension).

Take care, and again - I was too hard on you. Sorry!



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 10:54:00 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 199
 
Professional Dirks analyst TOM HEYSEK hard at work. This post is a treasure. Posted to someone that filed an affidavit against me no less.

By: meatloaf
Reply To: 21940 by vklepa Thursday, 1 Jun 2000 at 10:41 PM EDT
Post # of 21986

Roses are red,
And you're a maroon;
Any semblance of gray matter
Has long left the chat room.

Your stocking is hung
With the greatest of care,
In hopes some intelligence
Would soon surface there.

That wasn't to be,
Manila wash-out is he;
So he hangs out wherever
He need not endeavor.

Oh yeah...dick head also comes to mind.

ragingbull.com



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 10:56:00 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 199
 
?(?¨?)Ñü "the very least they could do for all those foreign investors sucked in by boiler rooms is to keep them informed."
By: vklepa
Reply To: 19831 by smaaisback Tuesday, 2 May 2000 at 1:22 PM EDT
Post # of 19835

the very least they could do for all those foreign investors sucked in by boiler rooms is to keep them informed.

(Voluntary Disclosure: Position- No Position)



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 10:57:00 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 199
 
?(?¨?)Ñü "except that this time not in support of Ziasun."
By: vklepa
Reply To: 19839 by CrimsThieves Tuesday, 2 May 2000 at 3:13 PM EDT
Post # of 19841

I stand 100% behind what I stated in my affidavit against you. And I would do it again, except that this time not in support of Ziasun.

(Voluntary Disclosure: Position- No Position)
=============================================



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 11:01:00 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 199
 
WAIVING AT THE MORON BUS TOM HEYSEK IS ON->Dirks & Company Maintains 'Strong Buy' Recommendation ForZiaSun Technologies


SOLANA BEACH, Calif., June 16 /PRNewswire/ -- ZiaSun Technologies, Inc (OTC Bulletin Board: ZSUN), a profitable Internet holding company, today announced that the New York-based brokerage and analyst firm, Dirks & Company, Inc. originated coverage of the Company and reported a strong buy recommendation. The report is available at www.ziasun.com.

The report included comprehensive coverage of ZiaSun, spotlighting the Company's top management executives and its three operating segments: e-Learning, e-Commerce and e-Incubator. Based on the Company's first quarter operating results, the report offered a thorough earnings outlook for the year 2000, projecting annual Revenues of $60 million, 50 percent Gross Profit Margins and Operating Expenses of $1 million per month. Pertaining to ZiaSun's bottom line results, Dirks forecasted the Company would more than double its 1999 EBITDA, finishing the year with EBITDA of $23 million.

Based upon ZiaSun's debt-free balance sheet and above average revenues and earnings growth, the report estimated the Company can command a $1 billion market capitalization within six to nine months and a stock price of $30/share. By 2002, it is anticipated ZiaSun will accumulate revenues of more than $250 million, with $1.55 earnings per share.

Summarizing its statements, Dirks noted, "We continue to maintain that ZiaSun has the potential to achieve a doubling in its Revenues this year and in each of the succeeding two years. Gross Profit Margins are forecast at 50 percent, which is consistent with First Quarter results, however, given the robust top line growth, we would expect these margins to gradually increase to the 60 percent level."

About ZiaSun Technologies, Inc.

ZiaSun Technologies, Inc. is a leading Internet technology holding company focused on international investor education and e-commerce and specialized online support services within North America, Asia and other international markets.

"Safe Harbor" statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Except for historical information, the matters discussed in this news release that my be considered forward-looking statements could be subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those projected. These include uncertainties in the market, competition, legal, success of marketing efforts and other risks detailed from time to time in the company's SEC reports.

CONTACT: Michelle Cutting of ZiaSun Technologies, Tel: 858-350-4060, Mcutting@pinmail.com; or Bruce E. Elliott of Continental Capital & Equity Corporation, Tel: 407-682-2001, bruce@insidewallstreet.com.

SOURCE ZiaSun Technologies, Inc.

CO: ZiaSun Technologies, Inc.; Dirks & Company, Inc.

ST: California, New York

IN: MLM

SU: RTG

06/16/2000 08:45 EDT prnewswire.com



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 11:15:00 AM
From: StockDung  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 199
 
** TIME FOR THE ZIASUN MEATHEAD ANALYST TO COME CLEAN **
ragingbull.com
By: meatloaf
Reply To: 22030 by EGB2 Sunday, 4 Jun 2000 at 10:53 PM EDT
Post # of 22178

I am self-employed as an analyst and freelance writer, usually, but not exclusively to financial matters.

Ray Dirks is an acquaintance of mine, yes, as are many other high profile people in the news. So? He is not family and I have no friends.

I receive no compensation to be here from anyone...I just like the comraderie!



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 11:22:00 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 199
 
NetCurrents needs to know more about Ray Dirks. It could hurt Ziasuns reputation

Was Business Week Duped?

Odd Source plugs Log on America

Business Week columnist Gene C. Marcial says that this Inside Wall Street is an "equal opportunity column" with the mission of letting readers in on the thoughts of the "big guys and insiders."

"It's not how good your write," Marcial told Barron's last week, "its how good your sources are. Any my sources are very good." Like Dan Dorfman and other Old School tipsters, Marcial seems to do little primary research. That sometimes makes him dependent on the kindness of strangers - and in many instances he's shown a penchant for sources who are kind of strange.

The most recent example of Marcial's unaccountable taste was his September 2 plug for Log On America, a $20 Internet stock. Barron's readers might remember that Log On promoters included such notorious Wall Street characters as Ray Dirks and the penny-stock cowboy Wayne D. Robbins. In Marcial's column, "analyst" Joseph Vaini said Log On America "should be a winner" in the battle for broadband. Marcial didn't tell readers that Vaini qualified for his tech-analyst status by having worked as a stockbroker at the now-shuttered boiler room Greentree Securities and later at firms associated with Dirks.

Marcial told us he didn't see Log On's August 8-K report disclosing that Vaini's firm, International Technology Marketing, had been Log On's agent in a recent acquisition.

Vaini, along with Kazi AFS Hasan, a partner at International Technology Marketing, is just one of many Marcial sources who have come out of the Dirks Group, as the enterprise was called in a contract with one of the brokerage firms that's hosted Dirks. The history of the Dirks Group makes one wonder why Marcial stubbornly includes them among the sources he calls "savvy," "smart," "big" or "good."

"They don't use me, I use them," Marcial bragged, when asked about these sources last week. Marcial has used Ray Dirks a dozen times in the past decade, not counting a further dozen tips attributed to Dirks' minions. To the profit of Business Week readers, Dirks successfully championed the insurer Conseco. But the rest of Dirks' picks suggest that Marcial used such sources the way a violin uses Joshua Bell.

In 1992, Marcial cited Dirks associate Kemp Fuller Jr., to the effect that Howtek would become the graphic-arts industry's major player. RAS Securities, where Dirks and Fuller labored, was a paid consultant to Howtek. Dirks boasted to clients that Marcial's "influential" column had sent Howtek shares from 16 to 18 5/8 on huge turnover. Howtek is now a $1 stock. Founder Robert Howard, with a subordinate, paid nearly $3 million in civil penalties to the SEC for hyping Howtek's sister stock, Presstek.

CliniCorp was a $19 chiropractic stock in 1992 when Dirks told Marcial it was "on its way to $150." Within months, the stock started a descent to one cent. The next year, a Dirks ploy in Business Week for Interactive Network helped that $13 stock peak at $15, before the company head into bankruptcy court. As recently as March, Marcial cited the Dirks-underwritten Digital Lava at $17, only to see the stock fall to a recent $5.

Onetime Dirks colleague Hasan has been a Marcial source on a dozen stocks since 1986, including profitable tips on big paper companies. Like Dirks, however, Hasan has cost Business Week readers dearly when he has pushed micro-cap stocks that he has financed, including Otra Securities and Scan-Optics.

The NASD has twice censured and temporarily suspended Hasan for unpaid fines. But the most intriguing of legal judgments against Hasan were those won by Norman A. Robbins, the late chairman of a Florida boiler room called RLR Securities. Hasan and former partner E. Michael Growney, in New York Stat Supreme court pleadings, said that their Hasan Growney brokerage firm had been financed by Robbins' nephew-in-law Elie Rabie. "Unbeknownst" to Hasan and Growney, according to their pleadings, Rabie was a convicted international swindler.

Hasan begged off from my request to discuss Elie Rabie, and whether Rabie and Norman Robbins had any association with Wayne D. Robbins, whose warrants could make him one of the largest outside shareholders of the firm Hasan's partner just touted to Inside Wall Street: Log On America.

--Bill Alpert



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 11:32:00 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 199
 
"We intend to fight them with our credibility."

Next month it will be a full year. Still looking for that stock buy back. Anyone see it? Mark Harris is Ziasuns IR guy at The Veritas Group
--------------------
Bruce V. Bigelow
STAFF WRITER
06-Jul-1999 Tuesday

"We fully intend on launching a stock-buyback program," Harris said. "Why?
We want to make their lives as miserable as possible. We intend to fight
them with our credibility."

uniontrib.com.



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 11:34:00 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 199
 
Mark Harris really did stutter many times on tape. Why why why why why did he lie?
This is only a BLURB;

I have a cure for stuttering

members.xoom.com

The TRUTH always matters.

Mark Harris lied in court papers that he did not stutter? This is only a clip. Seems he really does stutter alot!! Why did he lie to get the restraining order against me? Why why why why ? He should be held in contempt of court. Could be the first time a U.S. federal court judge holds someone in contempt for stuttering!!



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 12:45:00 PM
From: StockDung  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 199
 
More defamation by Francois Goelo on ragingbulls ZSUN thread about NETCURRENTS. Says its a liability for Ziasun and that the model does not work.

By: Francois+Goelo
Reply To: 22803 by AlpineSleuth Friday, 16 Jun 2000 at 12:34 PM EDT
Post # of 22817


AS, I haven't heard from you in a long time...

Perhaps you should let me know how things stand with you at the moment, as I haven't got a clue... Here is why the Netcurrent Model won't work, IMO and is a potential additional liability for ZSUN...

ragingbull.com

ragingbull.com

ragingbull.com

JMHO, F. Goelo + + +

Raging Bull Advertisement - Research 24 Small Cap Stocks Ready To Fly

ragingbull.com



To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (128)6/16/2000 1:28:00 PM
From: StockDung  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 199
 
Where is ZSUN's professional witness Alan Cox from MIT? Wallstreet is not buying Ray Dirks Sham strong buy recommendations anymore. No Sir.

Dirks Issues Strong Buy on Ziasun Technologies

NEW YORK, June 14 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is being issued today by Dirks & Company, Inc., a member of the National Association of Securities Dealers, CRD number 42185:

Ziasun Technologies (OTC Bulletin Board: ZSUN) today received a Strong Buy recommendation, as Dirks & Company (NASD CRD: 42185) initiated research coverage on this profitable San Diego-based Internet holding company. The report was prepared by Wall Street analyst Raymond L. Dirks.
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ZiaSun Tech Inc Rated New `Strong Buy' at Security Capital
By Donna McDonald

Princeton, New Jersey, Nov. 18 (Bloomberg Data) -- ZiaSun Technologies
Inc. (ZSUN US) was rated new ``strong buy' by analyst Raymond L. Dirks at
Security Capital Trading. The 12-month target price is $30.00 per share.
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Titan Motorcycle Co. of America Rated New `Buy' at Dirks & Co
By Donna Mcdonald
Princeton, New Jersey, March 22 (Bloomberg Data) -- Titan Motorcycle Co
of Amer (TMOT US) was rated new ``buy' in new coverage by analyst Raymond L.
Dirks at Dirks & Company.
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Motorcycle maker Titan sputtering

Auditors say future is in doubt for firm

azcentral.com
Tracy Hayes/The Arizona Republic

A new machine gets a test ride after rolling off the assembly line at Titan Motorcycle. The company reported an $8.1 million loss for 1999. Its CEO and his wife also recently sold 340,000 shares of stock.

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By Max Jarman
The Arizona Republic
April 20, 2000

Mounting cash flow problems, exacerbated by a just-reported $8.1 million loss for 1999, has prompted auditors of Titan Motorcycle Co. of America to raise questions about the 6-year-old company's ability to survive.

Also troubling is the recent sale of 340,000 shares of the Phoenix company's stock by Chief Executive Officer Frank Keery and his wife, Barbara, a director. The Keerys each sold 170,000 shares on March 31 at $2.31 per share. After the 1999 loss was reported April 17, the stock was trading at $1.25. The Keerys each now hold 6,592,878 shares.

"I'd be concerned," said Craig Columbus, president of Insiderscores.com, a Scottsdale company that tracks insider trading.

Securities and Exchange Commission regulations prohibit officers from trading stock if they have material information about their company that is not generally known, he said.

Frank Keery said some of the proceeds from the sale were used to secure additional financing for the company.

Founded in 1994, Titan carved out a niche for itself with its high-end, American-made, V-twin engine motorcycles selling for $30,000 to $50,000.

Titan's 1999 loss, which translates to 47 cents per share, contrasts with a $237,000 profit, or 1 cent per share, reported for 1998. Revenue was $26.93 million for the year compared with $27.9 million the year before.

According to a delayed 10K filing with the SEC, the company reported a Jan. 1 cash balance of $34,000 and an accumulated deficit of $9.8 million.

"These factors, among other things, may indicate the company will be unable to continue as a going concern for a reasonable period of time," the company said in the filing. Update
Monitor the market performance of Titan Motorcycle Co. of America by clicking on the Go button.

TMOT

Titan said it is working on possible solutions that include negotiating a larger line of credit; a private equity placement of $3 million to $5 million; and increased operating efficiencies. In January, the company laid off 40 employees, or about 17 percent of its workforce.

But the introduction of a lower-priced line, produced on an assembly line, left the company vulnerable to production problems. Based on a strong initial demand for its cheaper, $25,000 motorcycles, Titan projected it would sell as many as 1,500 units in 1999.

That would have generated revenue in the $40 million range.

But production delays, related in part to the company's liquidity problems, resulted in the sale of only 1,001 units, nine fewer than the year before.

The delays, combined with the expense of gearing up for higher production, eroded the company's gross profit margin from 15 percent in 1998 to a negative 1 percent in 1999. Adding to a $338,931 production loss were operating expenses that soared to $6.88 million from $3.48 million the year before.

The company attributed the higher costs to an increase in wages and salaries, and higher advertising and promotional expenses.

CEO Keery characterized 1999 as a year of substantial investment aimed at positioning Titan for growth and profitability.

"While we are clearly disappointed with our 1999 results, we are confident that the company is currently back on track after an extraordinarily difficult year," he said.

Bob Lobban, Titan's chief financial officer, said the company is making progress in its negotiations with new lenders and is optimistic its production problems have been solved. Pending the resolution of the cash flow issue, Lobban estimated the company should show an operating profit in the second quarter of this year.
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TMOT - TITAN MOTORCYCLE OF AMER
Exchange: Nasdaq SC
Delay: at least 15 minutes
Last Price: 1 1/4 at 12:29 EDT
Change: Up 1/8 (+11.11%)
High: 1 1/4 at 11:36 EDT
Low: 1 1/16
Open: 1 1/16
Previous Close: 1 1/8 on 6/15
Volume: 23,500
30-Day Avg. Volume: 18,000
Shares Outstanding: 17,704,000
Market Cap.: 22,130,000
52-Week High: 4.12
52-Week Low: 0.87
Currency Units: US Dollar

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10-May-00 LINDHOLM, MARK
Shareholder 30,000
ZSUN Proposed Sale (Form 144).
Estimated proceeds of $185,640.
8-May-00 RUDIGER, SERGE
Shareholder 30,000
ZSUN Proposed Sale (Form 144).
Estimated proceeds of $185,640.
20-Apr-00 MCCOY, DAVID W
Shareholder, Employee 25,000
ZSUN Proposed Sale (Form 144).
Estimated proceeds of $187,500.
biz.yahoo.com

ZSUN - ZIASUN TECHNOLOGIES INC
Exchange: OTCBB
Delay: at least 15 minutes
Last Price: 6.093 at 12:49 EDT
Change: Up 0.062 (+1.03%)
High: 6 1/8 at 9:56 EDT
Low: 6 at 9:33 EDT
Open: 6
Previous Close: 6.031 on 6/15
Volume: 24,000
Shares Outstanding: 27,043,000
Market Cap.: 164,772,999
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