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To: cpbbss who wrote (418)3/19/1998 7:24:00 AM
From: Rok2000  Respond to of 484
 
Unfortuntately CPBBSS, you might have been one of the few who expected a fall in March 1998. Because every indication until the annoucement by the company of the intention of the swiss to buy 20% of the company indicated otherwise. It is for this reason that I am posting this message to be forwarded to the company. Of course this message has been posted on the Yahoo message board and the AOL message board also. I am both concerned and angry as a shareholder who purchased this stock at $ 2.75 last year.

Message to the company, the SEC, the directors, and the Major shareholders:

I have been the biggest supporter of this stock for a very long time, and for quite some time to come. I feel that as a shareholder I have the right to use this public forum to voice both my praise and my reccomendations to the company.
I am very pleased that the company is making annoucements on a regular basis, and I am HOPING that they are being annouced on timely basis so that everyone has an equal opportunity. I believe that the company has learned from their mistakes in regards to PR and that they will continually keep the shareholders informed on a timely basis through SEC fillings, news releases
and Quarterly conference calls. The press releases are worded in a way that create excitement generate interest, and inform us of what is going on. Yet, from this fuelling point, any momentum is lost immediately with the flat stock performance. True that the stock went up from .44 to 2 in 2 months, but you must remember that it fell from 2.875 to .44 in the 9 months preceeding. So
I don't buy that argument that the stock went up so much. Rather, it only proves my point that these tarding shananigans must end. More importantly, the lack of SWIFT action by the major shareholders and the company to follow up the words with action in regards to the calling in of the share certificates and to "Publically" get rid of the shorts. I am hoping that they won't leave the
small investor in the "cold" and not update us on what is happening with the shorters. The March 6th 1998 news release SHOULD not be the only news release on this subject as from a long term investor point of view, that information is as equally if not more important than other news releases about ordinary course of business. I am hoping that threy read this message and consider what I am reccomending. Like I said before, this stock must end this
nonsense and should have consolidated at 2$ last month and moved up. Rather we are 100% lower than where we were at last March 1997.
I believe that the management is the strong point in this company and that they are in tune with the shareholders. I do belive in my humble opinion that they are approaching the problem to slowly. Yes, I am aware that it is the Swiss investors who must also take action, and my comments apply to them as well. I would like to provide them with a little advice:

Get rid of the shorts and the trading games that are being played on this stock. I know that it is not your responsibility but creating value is a responsibility, and I do believe that creating value must be reflected in the share price. I believe
this is a serious issue that should not be dragged on any more. Maybe you can't get rid of the shorts but you can put extra efforts into hiring that pr company mentionned in the November 1997 conference call (remember) and to list on a senior exchange and those international exchanges mentionned at the conference call (remember?). More importantly, follow up the words with actions in regards to the trading of the stock. I hope someone at the company reads this message. Keep up the good work in building this company and PLEASE pay more attention to the crazy fluctuations in the share price.



To: cpbbss who wrote (418)3/19/1998 7:34:00 AM
From: Rok2000  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 484
 
As a a follow up to my previous message to the company, the SEC, the directors, and the major shareholders:

I had a feeling some would think I was overreacting and even as I was typing the post I was thinking the same. Yet the post was intended to bring out a point.....and a valid point at that. I know I am not alone, when I say that the company looks good when all the news released are compiled and a fact sheet is put together. I also know I am not alone when I say that it does not make sense why we are not seeing a normal stock trading pattern.

True this is an OTC BB stock, but the fact of the matter is that the management, and I know this to be true differentiates itself from all other OTC BB stocks in that they are:

1. Fully reporting
2. Profitable
3. Healthy Balance sheet
4. Has associations with big name companies (ie: Interpublic Group of Companies, GM (1996), etc..).
5. Trades overseas on the Frankfurt

That is not the case with other OTC BB stocks. The fact that they are conveying that they are not a "penny stock" , as one of the previous pesons on the yahoo message board posted, is however futile when one looks at what is going on with the sideways stock price movement. So, that being the case, why is the trading (ie: stock price) the only thing that negates what the company is trying to convey? To me that seems like the ISSUE AT HAND...because everything is falling in place, it seems like a shame that the only thing giving this company a bad rap is the way the stock has traded sideways over the past 1 year. I am hoping the company will prove the naysayers wrong, and I'm sure it will. I am hoping someone at the company reads this message and takes note of the concern of the shareholders. That is all. I am also hoping that the SEC puts a little bit more speed in their investigation to publically expose the brokerage fimrs who have illegally shorted the stock. ONCE AND FOR ALL!