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To: Tim Luke who wrote (18600)	5/17/1998 2:12:00 PM
From: Forest Gump	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34592

People that buy based soley on your word, or TMEX, or Big D, are simply foolish and your blowhard statements are a joke. I have watched you all pick winners and losers. Some I play and some I don't. My decision, my money. Anyone, and I mean anyone that plays this game is doing so at their own risk. I, for one, love it. If someone wants a simple rate of return they will play funds and use brokers. Anyone that is playing on the threads is a risk taker, and unfortunately there is only so much money to go around. For me to win means someone else will probably lose and vice versa. I think Joe s 'PTG&LOI' signature is great. Do you know what that is an acronym for? Think about it... If you want to start another pissing contest go to a public restroom and stay out of here. If you want to PTG like the rest of us, welcome.... Remember, Always look both ways before crossing the Wall Street.

To: Tim Luke who wrote (18600)	5/17/1998 2:22:00 PM
From: Dave Gore	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 34592

Tim et al, I am never one to go out of my way to defend TMEX or anyone....that is up to them to do (if they think it is worth the time) but TMEX is one of the most saavy investors, daytraders, etc. I have ever run across in my 20 years. He doesn't so much always pick great stocks, but he uses his EXPERIENCE really well to maximize returns. I don't think he goes out of is way to kiss asses or make friends or communicate very well sometimes, but he is SMART. It was a challenge for me to figure out how he operates and what his philosophy of investing really is, but in the end, he makes money. Here's what TMEX does better that 99%: * He sells quick for maximum profit (doesn't get too greedy) * He minimizes his losses better than anyone, getting in early and getting out quick when things don;t look right. * He has great contacts and normally is fairly forthright in sharing his info Does he get himself into stocks first before sharing them? Of course, who wouldn't...he found them. Does his sometime help ruin good stocks for awhile by running them up and then tanking them? Ya, it happened to me recently with ISDN...it wasn't supposed to be a great Daytrade So the bottom line with anyone here that's good at what they do, you need to take the time to watch them. If you do, people will become bigger assets to you than liabilities. I don't know of any BS brokers who do Big Board stocks that care anything about us little guys like us. I got so sick of watching BS analysts and scammy Wall Streeters manipulate stocks I owned (tanking them at will for their shorts, random downgrades so they could pick up shares cheaper) and manipulating stock options so that 98% of all who played lost. At least with people like Tmex, we can have some gains like the Big Boys do on stocks like DGIV, IFLYW, PNLK (that WE here discovered and then the Big Boys came in later and paid a higher price, etc.) LEARN TO SHARE AND USE INFORMATION PRESENTED TO YOU, FOLKS! TAKE THINGS WITH A GRAIN OF SALT....(i.e. when someone says the stock is going to $14-17 like a XYBR, get out at $12). Don't be greedy. THANK GOD TO SI AND IT's POSTERS (for good or bad), for making so many of us some serious money for the first time in our lives. I'll never put myself at the mercy of the scammy big boys again. FWIW...just some thoughts DAVE

To: Tim Luke who wrote (18600)	5/17/1998 2:34:00 PM
From: Bert Zed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34592

Tim, Your hollow rhetoric becomes a little bit boring sometimes. Do you think we all shake in our boots when you start issuing threats. And before you tell me to mind my own business, it is my business because it appears on my monitor. Isn't this virtual society great ?! regards, del.

To: Tim Luke who wrote (18600)	5/17/1998 10:36:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34592

NEW THREAD-NEW WINNING INVESTMENT? CLICK ON CLCK! https://www.siliconinvestor.com/subject.aspx?subjectid=21002 Columbia Capital is a company specializing in credit and debit card transactions and electronic information processing. According to The Nilson Report of March 1998, as the world is rapidly moving towards electronic information processing annual credit and debit card purchases have reached the $1 trillion mark. I believe Columbia Capital(CLCK) will make a real name for itself in this industry They just announced earnings for their first quarter of 3 cents a share. The company is tremendously well positioned in this very real growth industry. The stock has a very small float. I have a feeling this stock will be flying soon! If anyone has a few extra bucks and is hoping to find a little diversity for their investment portfolio it's time to check out Columbia Capital. Last Friday the stock closed at 2 13/16's. I believe this one will be a real winner just like ABMI. As always please do your own due diligence. Regards, Jeff