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To: JEM who wrote (653)	3/27/1998 12:33:00 PM
From: Loren S.	Respond to of 9824

The past dozen posts sound like an obituary for TNRG. The stock price is also reflecting this. Yet nothing has changed with this company. They continue to develop their business and develop products, unless all the info we've been given (including today's news release is a sham). As said so often before, investing in penny stocks is a gamble. People are here to make a killing or get killed. That is the risk you take buying into a stock like TNRG. While it may seem far fetched at this moment in time, if a deal with the Navy is inked, this stock WILL be 20 or 30 times or more in value than it is today. I'm sticking around to see what happens myself.

To: JEM who wrote (653)	3/27/1998 12:36:00 PM
From: Jim B	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9824

Thanks... let's just let the air clear... I'll be watching this thread this weekend and I'll say this.. if things cool down (and I cool down)... we'll see... but right now I'm pretty pissed so I'm not thinking about the company or its growth potential (which I still believe in.. I haven't dismissed TNRG and its ability to run a tight ship).. I just don't believe I'm the person that you all need as a leader here.. maybe Joe or someone else will step up and take over... again... I'll consider the kind words some of you have posted. Is there some kind of software I could buy to read the nasty msgs for me and then if there not worth reading then the program could just erase it for me? :) jim