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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Zulu-tek, Inc. (ZULU) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dave King who wrote (3715)	3/14/1998 3:25:00 AM
From: OtherChap	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18444

Halted and questions.. When a stock is halted permanently, what happens to trades that have not settled? Say I heard wind that a company was going to be halted and I dumped a ton of shares immediately, and it WAS halted the next day.. Is there any chance the market maker who bought the shares from me could stop payment thus "breaking" my trade? Just wondering.. looks like there is a 3 day window that market makers could take advantage of.. And no, I'm not talking about NETZ. Stocks in general.

To: Dave King who wrote (3715)	3/14/1998 10:12:00 AM
From: PartyTime	Respond to of 18444

"Expect NETZ to open at .25 cents on Monday." Ah-huh, that must explain why there's suddenly a deluge of naysayers. Come on, buddy, can't you at least admit it's not a bad investment for the cost of beer money? Better yet, quit smoking and invest those savings. There's always a way to find a little bit of money to get in on the ground floor. And there's always a way to find more money after you see the company progress to where many of us think it can. Folks, don't fall for those telling you to sell it all or not buy any. Put together a reasonable position based on what you can afford to risk. Financials will be released soon, and the picture will be better.

To: Dave King who wrote (3715)	3/14/1998 5:39:00 PM
From: joseph magaraci sr	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18444

all i can say to your comments is if you havent made a small fortune on this comoany already you surely will not anytime soon this company for the last year has been very volitle as many penny stocks tend to be there has been nothing but good news released by the company in the past year and i feel there is no reason for this to take place at this point in time with this stock all you have to do is buy on the dips and never turn do a good profit for all you long term investors its been a rockey road but in the long run you will be the big winners this is my opinion and i do not wish to step on anybodys toes we should all respect everyone elses opinion and take it for what it is this is america after all to this date i have made over $40,000 dollars on this gem of a stock and i expect to make more in the future have fun trading Netz

To: Dave King who wrote (3715)	3/14/1998 6:57:00 PM
From: Brady B.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18444

These guys have been aligning themselves with too many well known companies to go bankrupt. You can't tell me that not one of those companies asked to see financial statements. If you are looking to see a lot of assets owned by this company you are going to be disappointed as the business is for the most part intellectual and proprietary properties. By the way. That visit to the company by Matty and David, what did everyone expect them to see? It doesn't take a lot to run an internet business. Remember that most of the work is done by computers. Back too the subject of bankruptcy. Ronald Meatchem would have come onboard knowing that ZULU was a company headed for bankruptcy? I don't think so. There's too much experience within the walls of Zulu-tek to go out, buy Softbank and 3 months later file bankruptcy. If this happened it would have had to have been planned well in advance and everyone involved up to this point, including those that netz has secured alliances with, would be implicated as collaborators. This collaboration didn't happen. It's just to sloppy and forward to be such. Do you really think they would take the chance of possibly having to back peddle on their press releases. I wouldn't and I'm not the CEO of any company. It's too sloppy to have any criminal elements or scamsters behind it. If it did, there wouldn't be a ripple on our pond anywhere. It is a business that has not been run well to this point, but the times they is a changin'. After the unnecessary recuperation from Fridays amicable resignations that will have to take place on Monday and possibly into Tuesday, we will wait for the next bit of news the company has time to release. The last thing on their minds right now (and it should be) is we, the stockholders, and the price of this stock. Right now they are thinking FUTURE. How many people have blinked their eyes and found out their new Pentium was not state of the art anymore. The same will be true with internet technology. These sesame ads will be old news in a year or two. We have to get people on board this boat that know what they are doing and that have enough foresight to see netz' future as a SuperPower of the Internet. If we get good people at the top, like Lair and Meatchem, they will in turn put good people under them and so on, and so forth until we not only have great roots but a strong trunk and magnificent limbs. Brady