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Strategies & Market Trends : ZixIt Corporation (ZIXI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Rick Smith who wrote (3206)	11/13/2000 9:09:23 PM
From: ProDeath	Respond to of 4120

And to think that nobody has bothered to tell them about that BS PGP format Rick, you have repeatedly made it evident that don't know anything about encryption, security techniques, or related subjects. It's been clear for some time that you're just another dull-normal trained monkeyboy regurgitating whatever your masters feed you. If you had anything on the ball you wouldn't be doing what you are doing, which is being a dumbass stock tout. You make me thankful I'm not a pathetic bag of stock board BS like yourself.

To: Rick Smith who wrote (3206)	11/14/2000 2:13:49 AM
From: Dale Baker	Respond to of 4120

Yes, playing ZIXI on the short side has been easy money virtually all year. When the Yahoo deal is announced, it will be time to play the game again unless ZIXI PROVES that the TECHNOLOGY will lead to substantial REVENUE next year. That's the key - and everyone who reads this board knows it.

To: Rick Smith who wrote (3206)	11/14/2000 11:35:14 PM
From: Jose Matos	Respond to of 4120

Welcome back ricky. How is Lucy? I understand that you get paid to tout this stock, but really.... at what point will you admit that the purpose of investing or trading is simple. TO MAKE A DAMN PROFIT!! At some point, regardless of it's superior technology, even you would have to admit that it simply isn't fun to watch this thing spiral downward to zero. There are plenty of legitimate companies which are at least deserving of sticking it out thru the bad times. Spare me the technology is key crap. What's your philosophy on when an astute investor like yourself should finally throw in the towel on an gamble gone bad? Or let me guess, you're doubling down at every $2 drop? Is that it? Maybe I just don't understand stocks, but I thought the idea is to bail (or short) those stocks dropping like stones, and buy and hold the ones that continue to rise. Enlighten me if you would be so kind. Regards. Jose.

To: Rick Smith who wrote (3206)	11/17/2000 4:03:36 PM
From: Kevin Podsiadlik	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4120

Oh, and while I'm here, a little quiz for you, Ricky. Guess who is the source of the following quotes: "Why does [Cook] have to give MILLIONS away to try to build a customer base?" "They (Zixit) only have $60 million in cash left. Papows doesn't even own any (ZIXI) stock, he didn't want options to own any stock. Why is he getting financing (for Maptuit)? Not right, dirty pool." "This stock is going to suffer a long time. There is nothing for a while that will help it." This company had potential because of its product but Cook couldn't get the deals done. Cook does what he wants when he wants and thats bullshit." ---- So, have you ID'ed the fellow yet? Is it Tom? Dale? A@P? Paul? Me? Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong and WRONG! Here's your critic: Member 8451059 And here's the source: messages.yahoo.com "The ONLY reason I am not selling is because I think there will be a LAWSUIT and I want in." So Rick, "Are you lonesome tonight...?"

To: Rick Smith who wrote (3206)	12/1/2000 2:26:38 AM
From: Dale Baker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4120

Hey Rick - I sold my puts when ZIXI hit 10 on the Yahoo news, so you can say I didn't have the nerve to hold for single digits. Actually, the Yahoo system is better than I expected but ZIXI's share price did much worse. Looks like a real problem for anyone still long. Good luck.