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To: aerosappy who wrote (8080)	9/17/2001 8:01:30 PM
From: energyplay	Respond to of 23153

Thanks, aerosappy, nice list. Be interesting to see where they are on November 1. Best Regards, energyplay

To: aerosappy who wrote (8080)	9/18/2001 2:27:49 AM
From: Raymond Duray	Respond to of 23153

Yours is a most interesting post and a most interesting list. I worked, briefly, peripherally and definitely not terribly profitably for INVN. Their scattershot approach left me with the notion that this one can be kited by promoters and momo, but otherwise is unwise. JM2C

To: aerosappy who wrote (8080)	9/18/2001 9:26:44 AM
From: Wowzer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23153

Aerosappy let me add a couple very small, no liquidity type stocks that have an excellent chance to benefit from what is going on. FTEC: The company makes, sells, and services fire alarm, life safety, and communication systems, primarily for New York City buildings (about 85% of sales). New York safety regulations for high-rises led Firetector to design its COMTRAK fire-detection systems, which are used in about 100 buildings. Firetector also markets security and intercom systems used in apartments, hospitals, schools, and subways. NSSC: Napco Security Systems' products stay alert for intruders and fires in both residences and businesses. Products include fire alarm controls, door alarms, digital-access control locks, alarm control panels, and infrared-heat detectors. Napco also makes personal emergency-response "panic buttons," which are used to summon police or medical help. The company sells mainly to independent distributors and wholesalers (90% of sales). Company is also based in NY. Financials on both look good trading less than book and sales and low PE. Worth a look in my opinion.