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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Columbia Capital Corporation-Computerized Banking (CLCK) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Zebra 365 who wrote (119)	5/27/1998 9:23:00 AM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1020

Zebra 365 please be advised that your alias and the name of one Mr Ed Robertson have been turned over to the legal department of Colombia Capital. Unlike you I have nothing to hide Why don't I print the whole letter I'm sending investors interested in finding great investment's like CLCK: Hi everyone! I would like to thank everyone for their interest in being on the new stock picks list. The response so far has been astounding to say the least as I have received over 100 replies in the last few days and the list still keeps growing. So if you receive this message more than once please forgive me. I am going to have a real computer e mail expert help me get a better e mail system up and running so I can respond to everyone all at once. So what are we up to with this list anyway? Well I wanted to see how many people were reading the posts on the CLCK and ABMI threads. I wanted to be sure people really knew just how good Brenda Greer is picking winning stocks. Brenda has a tremendous talent for finding great stocks early in there moves and lately I have been helping her by researching and talking to various people who really know the most about these companies. I then take that information to you by explaining the fundamentals of these stock picks on the respective threads. I also wanted to make sure anyone who is interested in getting any new stock picks would not miss getting them as soon as possible in the future. I would personally like to thank everyone for their kind words about the hard work I do attempting to keep everyone informed on the threads. I would especially like to thank those who have noticed the hell I am occasionally put through over at the Yahoo ABMI thread. Is it worth it? Sometimes I wonder but I think it is if I can help just a few investors to understand their investments a little better. I would also like to thank all the other people like Sri, Jim Marks, Ray Tarke, Bill Fortune III, Kevin Flick, Greg Benfield and countless others who work so hard to keep other investors informed. So lets talk about these stock picks and how I would like everything to be handled: 1.) Please do your own due diligence. 2.) Anyone is free to buy or sell any recommended stock whenever they want. 3.) No finger pointing please. No one is perfect and sooner or later even the best stocks go down. 4.) Ask all your questions about the stocks on the respective threads so everyone has the opportunity to read the answers. 5.) Please no questions or implications about insider information, ever! Brenda and I talk to people who are very knowledgeable but that does not mean we are trading stocks on insider information. We do not trade stocks at all. We are long term investors. We only want to make money just like everyone else and hopefully share that wealth with you. 6.) There will never be any charge for this advice. Once again we are long term investors and as such we hope to attract the interest of other long term investors in the stocks we find with improving fundamentals like CLCK and ABMI. Hopefully we can do this early enough that everyone will be happy that got into the stocks but sooner or later we will get into a bad one. It hasn't happened yet but like I said there are no guarantees. 7.) Be patient if the stocks don't rise immediately or they drop after you bought too high that is simply what often happens with stocks. They do not always go straight to the sky. In fact they never do. 8.) Once again feel free to buy or sell any recommended stock whenever you like. Even though Brenda and I are long term holders of these stocks there will come a day that we too will be selling and we won't be saying today is the day because sooner or later that would just cause panic selling in a stock. I want everyone to have the opportunity to make as much money as possible off the investment suggestions and that will not happen if too much fear is present. 9.) Don't ask us to guess how high a stock is going to go? I have never had any luck with those guesses especially when applied to a particular time frame. 10.) I will always have an opinion on whether a stock is a good buy still so please ask on the thread. 11.) Don't hype these stocks to anyone. Do however feel free to copy posts with what you feel is good due diligence to share with other investors. I know people like Jim Marks and Brenda Greer have sent my posts and others to people all over the country who do not read the threads. 12.) If you have a stock pick of your own that you feel is worthy of consideration do not be upset if it is not recommended. In truth Brenda has never even accepted one of my stock picks as worthy. Oh yes we have found a couple of these together but it's her talent that makes any of this possible. 13.) If you do have a pick that you want considered send me the stock name, symbol, chart, and URL's for all the news and the real reasons why you think it will go higher. We do not buy stocks based on gut feelings, TA or previous performance. We buy them because we do all the necessary research and talk to people who really know these companies. Does that make us infallible? No because each and every CEO, IR person, or any one associated with a particular stock likes to see their company's future as a bright one that will be reflected by a rising stock price. In other words they could be wrong or simply too early with their high hopes for their companies. Therefore we might be too when we pick a stock. Anyway watch the threads! Subject 19556 Subject 21002 messages.yahoo.com This material is not to be regarded as investment advice and is only for informative purposes. Before making a purchase or sale of the said securities, we recommend consultation with a registered securities representative. Regards, Jeff