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To: AugustWest who wrote (3402)	6/15/2002 9:42:15 AM
From: AugustWest	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17639

I just checked my email, and this spam letter was in it. Thought I'd repost it here FWIW. I do not endorse this BB stock they are promoting but rather just want to record it ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dear Investor, Since the enclosed report is time sensitive, it's important you read it right away. And, although Wall Street has just begun to catch on, there's a small group of investors, yourself included, who will already know the full story, and be positioned to profit. Those investors stand to make quite a bit of money - provided they read the report, and follow the instructions within the enclosed advisory. Make no mistake about it, this little company, API Electronics (APIEF:OTCBB), is going to be big news. It's actually in a recession-proof industry - the defense industry. And considering the state of the market over the past few years, that's pretty important. The amount of money flowing into defense is staggering. In fact, the House just authorized $383 billion in national security spending for 2003, an increase of more than 15%. At the same time, the military has undergone a radical shift in tactics and hardware. New weapons systems rely increasingly on technology, from laser guidance systems to real-time data and digital command and control communications. New spending is increasingly focused on these hi-tech areas, and there's no indication it's going to slow down. Investors in Northrop Grumman have already enjoyed gains of 65% over the past year alone, even as the broad market faltered. There's no doubt, defense stocks have been a good place to be over the past several months. While these big blue chip companies have been sound investments, the real leverage lies in the smaller, bottom tier defense contractors. Especially those companies that manufacture consumable products, those that get used up during the course of military training and deployment. Better yet, the consolidation trend we've seen in the blue chip companies is just starting in these bottom tier companies. The rationale for these smaller companies is that, through increased product depth and greater reach, they'll be able to gain more leverage when dealing with the larger contractors. And that means more business. Perhaps the most important thing to understand about the smaller defense companies, at least from an investor's view, is that there's much more upside potential in these companies. Especially those that are established and already have relationships with the larger contractors. That's why it's so important you read Mike Schaefer's report on API Electronics (APIEF:OTCBB). I'm convinced it could be the most important decision you make all year. You see, API manufactures critical components for US Defense industry. In short, the company manufactures military hardware. API Electronics has begun an aggressive acquisition program - gobbling up its competitors - which a leads us to believe they will be reporting an increase in excess of 100% in the company's revenues in the next reporting period, and promises to turn API into a dominant player in the industry. Quickly. Make no mistake about it, this isn't your standard blue chip defense company, where upside is limited. This little electronics company is on track to grow three-fold in the next year alone. You see, that's why Michael sees so much opportunity with API. The company has all the criteria to bring phenomenal returns to investors who get in early enough. Just like readers did when he recommended Lundin Oil, which returned over 70% in two short months. Then there's SSO and BAY, both up over 80% in the past six months. The average investor just doesn't have the opportunity to get in before a story gets out. Michael finds these companies through first-hand research, and his extensive contacts within the investment world. To be sure, Michael's insights into money and markets have served his readers well over the past 10-plus years. If you agree with his rationale on API, and I think you will, then I invite you to subscribe to his weekly investment advisory, The Aggressive Speculator. Each week in The Aggressive Speculator, Michael gives you investment commentary and strategies in high-potential companies like API. Order today by calling toll-free 1-800-528-0559 and we'll start your subscription immediately. I think you'll agree that API is truly a great opportunity. But you have to read Michael's report to fully understand the company's potential. The enclosed report gives you all of the details and information you need to capitalize on this opportunity, right down to the last detail. Michael's done all of the research. All you have to do is act. Indeed, investors who position themselves now can expect to be sitting on healthy gains in only a few months. Regards, Velda King Publisher The Aggressive Speculator P.S. Due to the time-sensitive nature of this report, I urge you to read it today. Remember, it's the early investors who reap the biggest profits

To: AugustWest who wrote (3402)	6/16/2002 10:43:02 AM
From: Perry Ganz	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 17639

Good Morning Augie and thanks for your opinion. I guess I would fall into the gold as nothing more than jewelry metal camp. I mean really, how much gold can The lovely Mrs Peel wear in one lifetime<g> But if there is more to this ramp job I'll play Funny I did not have a problem paying $300 a share for QCOM or $60 for VERT. I guess that the difference in bull and bear sentiment, back then no risk was too great now all's I want is to not get burned. I took another glance at the charts most of them seem to have pulled back significantly. Maybe I'll roll the dice this week Perry