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To: ravenseye who wrote (333)	2/22/2006 5:08:24 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 5673

GAYLE ESSARY/INVESTREND PICKS UP NOTORIOUS SPAMMER ANALYST PRIOR TO THIS STEVE REID BEST KNOWN FOR BEING ANALYST FOR THE PENNYSTOCKPICKER WHO IS BRYAN KOS AND JEREMY JAYNES. THOMAS HEYSEK REPLACED REID LOL REID WAS THE ONE THAT RECOMMENDED ZIASUN AND OTHER NUMOROUS FRAUDS FOR KOS AND CREW STEVE REID THE "WIZZ KID" google.com. YOU CAN READ ABOUT STEVE REID HERE Anatomy of Stock Fraud junkfax.org ============================================================= FROM INVESTRENDS WEB SITE. GAYLE ESSARY/INVESTREND PICKS UP NOTORIOUS SPAMMER ANALYST LOL SOMEONE CALL SECURITY!! investrend.com. Steve Reid / Analysts Palm Springs, CA Mr. Reid has nearly 35 years of experience as an investment analyst and portfolio manager. He is founder and President of Desert West Investment Research, LLC, which provides a variety of financial advisory services to small and micro-cap companies. In 1969, Mr. Reid began his career in Investment Research, with a Los Angeles based Pension Management organization, with more than $5 billion under management. Twelve years later Mr. Reid became the Director of Research for Western Asset Management Company, another Pension Management organization. Later, he became an analyst and Director of Research for three major Southern California based investment banking and brokerage firms, where he covered a wide variety of companies and industries. Additionally, he consulted with a well-recognized international Pharmaceutical Company where he worked for two years on a significant acquisition in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. During his distinguished investment career, Mr. Reid has been a Series #16 Supervisory Licensed analyst, considered the highest designated position in the analyst field. ============================================== FROM THE PENNYSTOCKPICKERS WEB SITE VIA WAY BACK MACHINE web.archive.org Who is Steve Reid? Steve Reid began his securities investment career more than 30 years ago after spending two years heading up the Discount Window at the 12th District Branch of the Federal Reserve. Initially Steve underwent comprehensive investment training while on-the-job with a major Pension Management organization in Los Angeles. From there he rose to Director of Research and was a member of the Firm's Investment Policy Committee. Steve was a portfolio Manager of a publicly held mutual fund in the late 1970's and early 1980's and demonstrated consistent above average performance in his sector. Mr. Reid worked for several West-coast headquartered stock brokerage firms where he functioned as a Professional Research Analyst and rose to Director of Research for two New York Stock Exchange member Firms. He and his staff of analysts were consistent winners of local investment contests for picking the best performing stocks of the year. Having been a participant in numerous financial analyst forums and a featured speaker before the Financial Analyst Federation, the elite of the U.S. analysts, Steve became quite well known in, and consequently was frequently called on to address investor groups. Additionally, Steve has been quoted in numerous National Magazines and Newspapers including The Wall Street Journal, Investors Business Daily, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Forbes Magazine, Business Week and a wide variety of trade Journals. Steve has also been interviewed on CNN and the ABC Newsmagazine for his expertise as a Research Analyst. Back home

To: ravenseye who wrote (333)	2/22/2006 9:03:08 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 5673

BTW, NOT A VIGINA OR PENIS ON ZIASUNS WEB SITE BECAUSE" "Anthony Tobin told Technology Post last year that the company no longer ran sex-related businesses. Instead, ZiaSun has latched on to other Web trends." Spirit of co-operation rules in Web business From the SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST scmp.com Monday January 25 2000 Spirit of co-operation rules in Web business At first glance, there was nothing unusual about the Capital Growth Report when it arrived in Backspace's snail-mail box. Of equal parts financial jargon and hype, the report - which charges US$78 for a year's subscription to what appeared to be four badly laid-out pages per month - seemed a typical tech-stock newsletter. What made Backspace choke on his morning coffee was the pick of the month: an obscure public Internet company called ZiaSun Technologies. ZiaSun was known as Momentum Internet when it was based in Hong Kong. Three years ago, a magazine called The Dataphile revealed that Momentum was behind a stable of porn Web sites and phone chat lines that promised Bangkok Babes and China Dolls. Thousands of spam messages advertising these services were sent from Momentum's free e-mail service. While not admitting the spamming, Momentum and now ZiaSun president Anthony Tobin told Technology Post last year that the company no longer ran sex-related businesses. Instead, ZiaSun has latched on to other Web trends. It has an Asian search engine, a stock-trading portal, a financial news service, an advertising network and an auction site called AsiaForSale. It moved to San Diego in 1998 when it began trading over the counter in the US, while keeping most Web operations in Asia, mainly in Hong Kong and Manila. While the company claims to be profitable on modest revenues - $9 million in the second quarter last year - it has been criticised by day traders and investors in the US, who have tried to puncture those claims. Mr Tobin had ZiaSun respond by suing several day-trading and investment sites for alleged defamation. While ZiaSun likes to hype its Web sites - 45 press releases last year - it doesn't appear to be making much money. Most of ZiaSun's revenues came from two off-line subsidiaries, a Philippine-based printing business called Momentum Asia and a US learn-how-to-day-trade seminar which charges $3,995 a head, according to Mr Tobin. So Backspace was puzzled why the editor of Capital Growth Report would hold such an optimistic view of ZiaSun's prospects. 'The company has a dominant position in the exploding Asian Internet market . . . We expect that ZiaSun stock will soon be valued with that of profitable peers such as CMGI, now trading in the [US]$80 range.' A visit to Capital Growth's site (www.capitalg.com) shows it is designed and maintained by Momentum Internet and that Capital Growth offers ZiaSun's Swiftrade stock-trading service to subscribers. Isn't co-operation and alliance-building among Web companies heartening? scmp.com