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To: John S. Krzywicki who wrote (85)	2/26/1998 7:52:00 PM
From: OtherChap	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 717

>I'm always amazed at how a few terrorits can trample an >entire board at will. Yes, it is amazing how asking simple financial questions scares many penny stocks holders. (not in reference to NETZ, of course, but dozens of other penny stocks in the past have followed the same pattern. Hype, inflate, dump, HALT.)

To: John S. Krzywicki who wrote (85)	2/26/1998 8:08:00 PM
From: Rande Is	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 717

Terrorists? Haven't heard it put that way before. So why do we have these terrorists? Jealous? Late to the ball? Paid "De-moters" [like promoters] to shake loose shares for their bosses [brokerage houses] that were late to the ball. Some even work for the MMs. Notice quantity of posts when shares are scarce and how naysayers quietly disappear when shares are plentiful. Some are shorts buying out of Canada or elsewhere where a broker will allow shorting on pennies. Some might just be miserable losers, but that would be rare. There is a clear agenda to disrupt momentum. These guys bounce from winner to winner during run ups. They spend their entire day trashing a winning company. Now tell me. What do they do for a living? Here is an interesting question: Could these "DE-MOTERS" be the very same "PRO-MOTERS" of notorious stocks using aliases and counter attitudes? Most are smart enough. Notice any conspicuous absences of members that normally promote stocks? HMMmmm... Rande Is