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To: Bucky Katt who wrote (6276)	11/6/2001 8:48:58 AM
From: Evan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 48461

What are the expectations for BMKS? There are two main tracks it can take : 1/ The cost cutting measures they are undertaking now work and they control overhead and produce a profit. This would enable them to : a/ Sell all or part of the company at a fair price. b/ Go back to a growth mode with new products and markets. Both a/ and b/ would increase the stock price. 2/ They can not control overhead or the bottom drops out of ZOOM, which accounts for 90% of their sales and gross profit. This could result in : a/ Chapter 11. b/ Fire sale of assets. c/ Reverse split to attempt to bolster stock price. Any of the above will result in a further decline in the stock price. The 10QSB filing and contents leads we to bet my money on 1/. They will control overhead and gradually emerge from the pit they dug for themselves. My stock price target is 5 cents by March.

To: Bucky Katt who wrote (6276)	11/6/2001 9:40:14 AM
From: smallstocks	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 48461

To make matters worse, Disney has already raised rates for their accommodations around their theme parks for 2002. Unreal.

To: Bucky Katt who wrote (6276)	11/9/2001 12:30:34 PM
From: xcr600	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 48461

Finally back in the north country. We went to Busch Gardens and MGM/Universal. MGM was jam packed on Tuesday. Don't know why. Maybe a promotion of some sort (1/2 price admission??) but it was full of families. Busch Gardens was empty... which was nice for us because we love the rides. The lines were nil for all the major attractions. The parks are starting to offer incentives for the locals to come back. i.e. discounts, gas vouchers, buy one get one for almost free, etc.. They must not expect the jetsetting crowd back till after the holidays. Flight on TWA from Orlando to St. Louis was full, but from St. Louis to Minneapolis basically empty. (Stewardess said the return flight to St. Louis would be almost full.) On another note, I see the Post Office is next in the welfare line for a gov't bailout.. to the sum of $6bln. Having worked for the PO I can tell you it's about the most poorly run organization in the country. They have so much dead weight with employees that refuse to work it's a joke. If FDX or UPS was run like that they would have been out of biz eons ago.