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To: Rande Is who wrote (27151)	6/24/1998 9:34:00 AM
From: Alan Lions	Respond to of 34592

TNRG last trade .09

To: Rande Is who wrote (27151)	6/24/1998 9:36:00 AM
From: Master (Hijacked)	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 34592

BREAKOUT ALERT! WWES @ $2 and WWESW @ .20 are IN PLAY! This little rolling stock just perked up yesterday on big volume and is ready to make a sure 50% gain in just a few days. Heres the INSIDER loose at Yahoo, who called yesterdays jump. Something BIG is definitely going on. Count me in for 10K shares of WWES and WWESW!: RJR29 (29/M/New York, NY) May 18 1998 10:35PM EDT Let's get back to the topic at hand guys. Anywhere at this price the stock is a steal. There was a private placement done for this company back in Nvember 1997 which basically locked up stock for investors fpr 1 year(It worked out that they paid 2 1/4 for the stock when it was in the 3's_. Some smart money stepped up to buy large percentages of the Private placement stock such as Harvey Silverman(head of Speer, Leeds, Kellog), Modell brother's(own the largest chain of sporting goods stores on East coast), and one of John Pritzker's advisor(you all know his hotel chain). Marc Roberts is one of the best marketing people I've seen in action. You may remember his last company-Triple Threat(just boxing mgmt) that went public thru DH Blair in the early 90's. The stock went from $5 to over $100/share until it was bought out. You have alot of those same investors are in WWES. As far as the question of liquidity of the stock. Have you seen how small the float is?-4 million shares or so. With everyone holding their positions, the stock trades very volatile. Any volume moves this stock. Hold onto this stock- you will win big. RJR29 (29/M/New York, NY) Jun 16 1998 10:49PM EDT I hear that a secondary financing deal is in the near future. Nobody does a secondary on a company at $1.50 per/share. It's not beneficial as stock is usually sold at a discount to the current market price(the lower the stock price, less money can be raised). I would say we are in for a turnaround in this stock. Just my 2cents... RJR29 (29/M/New York, NY) Jun 22 1998 10:19PM EDT You gentlemen will begin seeing this stock move back to $3-4 range very soon. This is based on the fact that there is another Market maker in the stock with large pending orders. If you don't believe me, just wait and see. RJR29 (29/M/New York, NY) Jun 24 1998 7:39AM EDT Let's just imagine something here. You are a bunch of brokers at some of the MM's who just had a buyout in one of their loargest positions. This frees up a lot of $$ to go back into their other positions(a large one being WWES). The "Street" is small. Other brokers know that this is going to happen and jump on board for the ride. If you understand how this will effect the stock, I'm sure you will be buying now too. Remember, with a small float and tightly held stock, small volume moves the price. This is just the beginning...