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To: NAUGHTY NOTES who wrote (1029)	4/30/1998 2:05:00 PM
From: jmhollen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7209

The most reasonable projections, from people who crunch numbers a lot, have been $3.00+ in two years -to- $5.00+ in three years. Hence; 200,000 shares today makes you a happily retired millionaire in 2002. Bloody well works for me....!!!! da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da - BASSPOND!! (ooops!) :-) ps: still accumulating (....found Dusty's stash behind small building...)

To: NAUGHTY NOTES who wrote (1029)	4/30/1998 2:08:00 PM
From: Indiana Slim	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7209

I really don't know. I bought my shares based on limited information and on information presented in this thread, as well as the president's message. I have averaged up as well. As do the rest of us here, I anxiously await the financials that have been anticipated for months. I just couldn't wait to buy the stock when it was as low as it was. The president's message offers an explanation for the drop. One quote from his message: "...once a region in which we're buying knows that Xinmao is making money...". I read from that - profits. I have also learned to rely on my gut feeling for a company. More than once I have reviewed incomplete information, followed a stock for a while, and felt it was worth buying. Too often, I delay a purchase looking for more information, then it is too late because it already took off. Sometimes you just have to follow your feelings. Do your own research, and do what fits your investment strategy. Bill