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To: High-Tech East who wrote (45829)	10/8/2001 1:32:16 PM
From: cfimx	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 64865

how DO you find these penny stocks Ken? I mean, how do you spend time on the chat rooms when Oprah is on so often?

To: High-Tech East who wrote (45829)	10/8/2001 7:10:33 PM
From: cfimx	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 64865

psssst. I N V N. Ike_Nancy_Victor_Nancy. pass it on: >>they design and manufacture the explosion detection systems that El-Al Israeli Airlines uses ... just signed a deal with Alitalia ... and rumored to be about to sign a big contract here with the FAA ...

To: High-Tech East who wrote (45829)	12/22/2001 9:28:09 PM
From: Prognosticator	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 64865

To Mike and Ken. I promised I wouldn't post again until 2002, but I'm about to break that promise. However, please read on, I think you'll understand what I'm about to say so read carefully before you misjudge me. Ken: I know we've had our differences of opinion, and that sometimes the truth has hurt me and caused me to lash out at you. However, I always respected and continue to respect your opinion. Mike: we've had our disagreements, especially about MSFT, and I've had you on ignore for the past six months. You're off now, but don't push me :). I was intrigued by this posting, so I checked out INVN, and liked what I saw. I mean I really liked it. I can't say I understand everything about their market, but anything to do with bomb detection after Sept. 11 has to be a sure play, hasn't it? Well I wasn't disappointed, I bought the stock at around $38, and sold it right at the top for a change -- hey, sometimes even I get lucky. Well, it looks like I did the right thing: bomb on a plane in a guys shoes, I think I'll be long again pre-market on Monday. Thank God for that brave stewardess and passengers. Not good for the airline industry again though. To show that I bear no grudges :), I'm going to go back now and read all the posts I missed from you guys when I had you on ignore. Might take me all week, but I have the whole week off from my job. In the spirit of the season, I wish you and yours a happy Holiday Celebration (of your choice of faith, including mine :) and wish you more success in the coming year. Don't forget to take that tax break on charitable contributions before the end of the year: we don't want Uncle Sam to take it all do we. Despite my terrible investing record in the last two years, I will be making my usual $1000 contribution this year. I hope in the coming year to be able to increase that, and bring some relief in the world to those who need it most. Myself, I will be spending with my wife and one year old son. There is nothing more precious to me than his innocence. P.