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Technology Stocks : NewKidCo International (OTC:NKCIF) (TSE:NKC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Link Lady who wrote (1564)	5/4/1998 11:08:00 PM
From: esecurities(tm)	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4231

>>Proxy Proposal Thank you Wendy...It is our opinion that if they should be temporarily delisted...so be it...they have already lost all credibility with everyone they have been associated with ...from Bay Street to Wall Street...from the Lutheran Brotherhood Funds, Montgomery Asset to Goldman Sachs...hence it would be a superfluous move, at this point, to reverse-split...we will simply all wait it out together and earn a NASDAQ listing the old-fashioned way...Yorkton, Punk, Volpe fled with their $1+ million in IPO commissions pursuant to a prospectus which raised >$20,000,000 pursuant to SEC Rule 10b-5 et al securities statutes, of which, David Gurney indicated profitability by Q3 1997 and by SoftQuad alone i.e. without Alpha Software...well, we have a prediction of our own...in the event of a reverse stock-split and further shareholder value destruction we predict that everyone on the Board of Directors including Volpe, Welty; Punk Ziegel & Knoell; Yorkton (USA) Securities Inc; Gurney, Tarter and the Rabins brothers will be dragged through intensive litigation and media/internet exposure and any/all individual(s) involved including the Punk, Volpe and Yorkton officers and directors and analysts responsible for all (NASDAQ:SWEBF) (TSE:SKI) BUY Recommendations from said 2/96 IPO through the present, will be unemployable within their existing SIC Code within 24 months of said announcement in addition to facing class action and civil litigation, et al et ux, individually and severally.