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

To: randmiser who wrote (4382)	3/20/1998 12:02:00 PM
From: Oneshot	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18444

I can cetainly understand Aleta's point of view. If the stock is a scam- she lost nothing. If the stock is the real thing- she can get in at most likely a higher price than now, but she'll ride it all the way up to the top. BTW, this is my 3rd post today (guest), so lurking only from here on in.

To: randmiser who wrote (4382)	3/20/1998 12:44:00 PM
From: PartyTime	Respond to of 18444

To All Who've Heaped Negativity on NETZ: Would you be happy to buy NETZ at $1 to $2, and go long if all of your concerns were addressed in full? If your answer is yes, then you'll have to wait. Because, right now, NETZ is a highly speculative penny stock. It comes with no guarantee. And you can't apply blue chip expectations (or evaluations) into this infant internet technology company. Most ballplayers who play in the Big Leagues today, worked their way through the Minor Leagues. Meanwhile, many of us have decided to take a risk with the company's prospects. None of us ever asked for heaping, unsubstantiated abuse. BlackStar, your position has moved away from constructive dialogue to where you now have only darts to throw. Frankly, I have a problem with that. Aleta, overall, you've been consistent and are at least sensitive to the position of others who've already invested. And there are other middle-roaders who've made their positions clear, and are waiting. If you have the money, if you have the time to wait--then wait. Your position will manifest itself when it fits your comfort level. But it's disparaging, at best, to be prosecutorial at this stage in the company's growth. A young, minor league ballplayer needs coaching, not intimidation. And this is where I see Steve Lair fitting in: Coaching all of the new players, based on his experience of having been there before. You should understand that it's an insult to continually harp on the negative side when there's so much concurrent progressive development on so many other fronts. Let this company grow and help it grow, but don't bring it and us down in the process of it meeting your present demands.