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To: aleta who wrote (5554)	4/8/1998 10:40:00 PM
From: PartyTime	Respond to of 18444

>>> I've never told anyone who has already bought this stock to sell their shares for what ever reason. I assume everyone who still holds knows exactly what they are into.<<< The recommendation for people sell their shares has been said, but not by you. >>>I get a little irritated when too much hype and hearts and roses get thrown out as a fact on this company.<<< I get a little irritated when too much hype and daggers, without the roses, get thrown out as a fact on this company. And this is the true source for my defensiveness. >>>Maybe it will cost them and me a little more to get in, but not much more I would think as long as we stay vigilant to what's going on. That's how I managed to get in on KTWO and now LEAP. I did my DD, then watched and waited before I committed. <<< You can't save people money at both ends of the spectrum, Aleta, can you? And precisely because you do monitor it closely, that's exactly why you'll be able to get back in cheaply again. Hence your tendency to fault my roses; but fail to find problems with Matty's daggers, for example. Thus, when you side with the daggers that bring it down, when financials are released, and the daggers have brought it down, you and the others are back in cheaply, because of this vigilance. I mean it's easy math. I remind you that I have, in the past, posted negative news--even got a compliment from Jon Tara for doing it. >>>Frankly IMO you and others that are holding at a dollar or more just want new investors to jump in to drive the price to where you can dump and get your money back. You're not at all concerned that people might lose money if your hype is wrong.<<< First off, I've never ever advocated anyone begin a new position in NETZ, unless it was a modest one. Precisely because of the controversy. (check the record) Myself? I've held positions since last fall as low as 17.5. I missed the run-up because before it happened I had loaded several of my eggs into another basket. NETZ was one of the ones that went into the other basket. Then it popped. I got back in (I was only gone for three days)and am currently averaged at .85. I'm long on NETZ and I have a fair story to tell. Yes, I would like to see NETZ on Nasdaq and stabilized into dollardom. What's wrong with that? I never said I would jump out of it. I've only once hinted that I would examine my position once it was firmly placed on Nasdaq, even then it would be toward a view to profit-taking--not an exit by any means. So don't even try to put that tag one me. For the record, if you must know, I only use my 'quick' feet when grabbing groundballs on a baseball diamond or rollerblading gleefully through the city, their not feet intended for a NETZ exit.

To: aleta who wrote (5554)	4/9/1998 12:03:00 AM
From: Stums	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18444

Aleta, A huge thanks to you on the Leap call. I really feel that you personally were responsible for the move today. Supposedly TokyoMex, who used to post on Netz mentioned LEAP today somewhere. The two of you made a great channel play today. I advise you and Joe, who called KTWO the other day to start a service. With these picks this week you probably paid for that new bathroom you have been working on. Congratulations and thanks for your DD. P.S. Does anyone know where TokyoMex mentioned LEAP this morning. I heard about it on #daytraders.