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To: bottomfish who wrote (64285)	9/21/2000 10:53:40 AM
From: justmickey	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 150070

CCAA is a reporting company. As to defecit spending, I call that financing. Mr. Cala has large plans that require large amounts of capital. I have no problem with that, as long as I believe that it will result in profits. That requires a degree of confidence in the corporate food chain. I have a great deal of faith in Joe Cala. I am not in CCAA looking to buy at .20 and sell at .40. I am in CCAA to buy at .20 and sell at $20. I think within 18 months, CCAA will become a major casino owner. To date, I know of know person on the planet who has found a way to avoid making money on a casino, and I don't think Joe Cala will be the first. Mickey

To: bottomfish who wrote (64285)	9/21/2000 11:05:10 AM
From: dale_murphy	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 150070

bottomfish, CCAA has been out of the pinks for over 6 months now and Mr. Cala stated in a recent interview that the company has paid off it's debt and will have several million dollars in revenue in coming months. The company has announced a Swiss Pension Fund invested 8 million dollars in one of Cala's Spa's also the company has secured several grants for millions of dollars from the Italian government. Please take your time to DD this stock, here is some links for you: Stock Champions DD Page: geocities.com Mr. Cala's interview with Wall Street Reporter.Com last week: wallstreetreporter.com