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To: John Liu who wrote (3742)	1/5/1998 7:57:00 AM
From: shawn a. becker	Respond to of 8835

BUY ITSI at a 1$ to 1 1/2 level look for 3 by the end of Janurary and 6 to 8 by spring .Shareholders just approved 20 million perferred offer that there largest shareholder will imediatley put 5 million into.THe last time this happened was in 93 right before it went from 4 to 20 1/2. They are also getting ready to announce some major business. The last 60 to 75 cents down was caused by 2 individuals that sold close to 450k for a tax loss , that they plan to buy back when they see some news.I know them and they can buy a hell of alot of ITSI. The stock has a solid base to launh a rally from.This one is a sleeper i have followed for 6 years.

To: John Liu who wrote (3742)	1/5/1998 8:40:00 AM
From: Ga Bard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8835

One that I have been quiet about is DMEC . Fully reporting profitable videos & Toys. Enuff said by me do some DD on it.. GB

To: John Liu who wrote (3742)	1/5/1998 12:05:00 PM
From: JIN CHUN	Respond to of 8835

Dear John, I don't mean to butt in, however, I am not aware of anyone being "runoff" from the FAMH thread. Indeed, it has been my experience that the latest thread, as well as it's previous incarnation has been one of the most democratic that I've seen on SI. Secondly, if you read the prior posts from the thread you will find the information regarding the funds involved, as well as to possible explanations regarding the 3rd Q numbers. IMO, Ira Monas must be an extremely busy man, especially considering the acquisitions that have been taking place as well as the ones that are being considered. Agreed, audited financials would lend great credibility to this issue, but it does not bother me personally that he may not have had the information at hand at that time. Also, the fourth quarter may have been slow traditionally, but when you consider the number of recent acquisitions and the new ones mentioned in IBD, as well as the recent formation of their financing division, it would seem that everyone at Firamada should be extremely busy. JMO. Jin

To: John Liu who wrote (3742)	1/8/1998 2:20:00 PM
From: Conquestor	Respond to of 8835

Hey, I found a super sleeper-SLPW. Info is scarce, but todays news is very interesting. Headline: SolPower Corporation(SLPW-OTC), receives $2 Million financing commitment, and is in closing stages of three license sales totaling $4.5 Million. Dateline: Scottsdale, AZ, January 8,1997 Management is pleased to announce that effective January 6, 1998 the Company's shares commenced trading under its new name SOLPOWER CORPORATION and symbol SLPW. SOLPOWER CORPORATION (formerly Virtual Technologies, Inc.) is the exclusive North American manufacturer and distributor of SOLTRON, an organic enzyme based fuel enhancer that is leading the way to significantly improving clean combustion of fossil fuels. The Company has received a commitment for all its present and future financing requirements. A private placement of $2 million has been negotiated to fund the opening of the Company's manufacturing plant in Phoenix, AZ, and national product launch of SOLTRON. The Company has divided its North American manufacturing, distribution, marketing and sales rights to SOLTRON into nine territories. The sale of three licensed territories for $1.2, $1.5 and $1.8 million are in the closing stages. Projected 1998 revenues from the Company's corporate territory and the three licensed territories is estimated at $24.6 million. For more information, contact SolPower Corporate Relations, Trond Matteson/Josh Ward: Toll Free: 888-289-8866, Phone: 602-947-6366, Fax: 602-947-6324 Website: www.solpower.com, email: info@solpower.com