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Non-Tech : Save The World Air Inc. (ZERO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Q. who wrote (230)	7/24/2000 1:32:54 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 445

CCCX seems to have the more active board on RB. The most interesting long over there is Gambler2010, who claims to be a 23 year old blonde female. Her first post was to ryan7896 (who earlier predicted the stock would go "balistic" [sic]): Ryan, You seem pretty savy. I am fairly new to this game. I invested 25% (10K) in cccx from earnings I made following Neal PR promotions. ZERO and a coupe others. I know the owners of CCCX very well and respect them very much. Am I too long. I am in at under $2.00 so could take my investment out now, but am thinking of buying more. What's your opinion please? ragingbull.altavista.com Note that not only does she claim to know the owners of CCCX very well, but she claims to have earlier made money from other Roger Neal stocks. A coincidence? And looking at CCCX's chart, if she bought retail, I'd say the odds of her buying any shares under 2 (where it looks like it traded for a brief moment on a single day) are slim to none. Ostensibly she wrote the above message to Ryan to ask his opinion if she should take profits or buy more. Ryan says to hold for eight weeks... so she apparently doubles her position, presumably because she knows news is coming: I spent the day with my father in law who has several hundred thousand dollars invested in CCCX. More news coming tomorrow. Projected earnings of .82 cents this year on anounced projects. The multi media push starts next week world wide. Anyone short will get a severe education in the very short term. Thanks for your help. I doubled my position today. Those in the know have a 40.00 target by october 1, 2000. ragingbull.altavista.com As for her being "fairly new to this game", she claims to have been invested in ROBE for three years and in another post lists the MMs from her Level 2 screen. As for ZERO, here she tells the ZERO board the day before trading is halted that it's a good buying opportunity. Note her claimed entry and exit prices. All the negative press has created a great buying opportunity. I bought at under 5, sold half at 10, and am buying again now. ZERO has probably hit its low. I think from my DD, crow will be eaten shortly about this stock, company and Roger Neal. ragingbull.altavista.com A day after the halt, she tells the CCCX board a completely different story. Despite the great buying opportunity, and despite just saying she only sold half, suddenly she only has a little of ZERO. Even better, her entry price drops from under five to under a dollar: I was in ZERO at under a dollar, and sold most of it at 9 and 7. Still have a little. Don't really expect to ever see them trade again. Hope I'm wrong. By the way, under that rough exterior, I suspect you are a gentleman. ragingbull.altavista.com Lastly, I see several people doing the math on the Zeolite PR. They claim that the 58,000 tons are worth $1,154,200,000 at $9.95 per one pound bag. Looking past the math and using common sense I note that a Canadian company, C2C Mining (CZC), mines Zeolite. On their web site they state: The mine reserves are estimated at 35 million tonnes. Proven tonnage is approximately 2 million tonnes, making this Zeolite deposit the largest in Canada. c2cminingcorp.com So, CZC has 2-35 million tons of Zeolite, which is 34-603 times more than CCCX. Granted CZC's reserves are in the ground, but the CCCX PR doesn't make it clear whether the acquired Zeolite is raw tonnage or processed and ready for sale. In any case, given the $9.95 per pound retail price of Zeolite, and given they own millions of tons of it, one would think CZC would be trading and a large multiple of CCCX. One would be mistaken. CZC closed Friday at 20 cents. - Jeff