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To: Buckey who wrote (93390)	10/11/2001 12:57:30 AM
From: Scooter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

OCCF.... OCCF just a little over 2 million in the float.... Of which 40% is short...... News was out a couple days ago about the CEO's margin calls forcing the selling of shares... Stock started bullish trend today...... The previous 2 days were very volitile...... Today the stock flatlined but up a couple cents..... OCCF came crashing down from $9.... I got in today at 1.22... When its starts its upward trend, $2 to $3 is very possible..... Or more.. Any input would be appreciated.... $coot

To: Buckey who wrote (93390)	10/11/2001 8:50:55 AM
From: Tom Allinder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 150070

<<OK - I am not a smart man but please try and explain why IBUI has a market cap of under $10Million and makes money and has $50 Million a year in sales>> Well, because no one believes it... People think that IBUI is using "creative" accounting to come up with these numbers. And... IBUI the last time I checked, they have significantly diluted their stock. So the question is: Is IBUI still issuing stock in the face of these great numbers? I am going to check into it. There are many "disconnects" out there. There is more than one OTCBB company that is making money and their stock trades for pennies while there are a bunch of NASDAQ stocks that will never be profitable and trade for dollars. Tom

To: Buckey who wrote (93390)	10/11/2001 9:16:22 AM
From: Jim Bishop	Respond to of 150070

RESEARCH ALERT-R.Stephens narrows Redback 2002 loss estimate LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Robertson Stephens said on Thursday it had narrowed its 2002 loss per share estimate for optical networking firm Redback Networks Inc <RBAK.O> to $0.78 from $1.04 after the company posted a $3.16 billion loss in its third quarter on Wednesday. However, the investment bank retained a "market perform" rating for the stock and said the company's future growth rested on the validation and adoption of its new SmartEdge router product. Redback shares closed at $1.64 on Wednesday. ((Natalie Waters, London Newsroom +44 207 542 2192 fax +44 207 542 2120, uk.equities.news@reuters.com)) For research reports, go to Reuters Broker Research on Reuters Web at rbr1.session.rservices.com. REUTERS * end of story *