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To: Bill Story who wrote (294)	5/8/1998 3:40:00 PM
From: Gwolf	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6039

Bill, Fully reporting status.... First of all, nice to have you on the thread. To become Fully Reporting the company must have a certified audit completed, they must then file a registration statement that includes this audit along with complete details of the companys' business, capitalization and structure. Once this is filed and accepted the company must publish 10Q's quarterly and 10K's annually. This information must be provided to anyone reguesting it. The purpose of these documents is to provide investors with full disclosure.If you read these documents you can see what the company is doing financially and they will also provide you with an idea as to their business prospects and competition. Any possible adverse affects to the company also have to be listed, including market conditions and law suits.If you start with the registration statement and read all of the 10Q's and 10K's you will have a running history of the company. When the registration statement is accepted they are then said to be Fully Reporting. Gwolf