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Technology Stocks : SNNT - Synthonics -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Henry who wrote (119)	7/13/1998 10:25:00 AM
From: Kirby from Idaho	Respond to of 209

Henry, I just logged on and found a plethera of responses to you. You are obviously much more in the know technically about this technology. It would be futile for me to respond point by point. As I mentioned, IF your technology is superior, I so defer. And good luck in your arena. The area where you lack any reliability is the attacks against the personnel at Synthonics. Have you met ANY of them or is this a generic WWF body slam? Have you researched Dr Palm and his accomplishments? I doubt it. I am emotionally involved in this stock because I have a lot of money invested and because I have actually seen the technology at work. My motives are up front and freely admitted to. Have you seen it Henry? I doubt it. The thing that is curious is how emotionally involved in it you are from arms length. There is a lot more to a product than abstracts on the net or innuendo from unnamed experts. I will repeat again. You obviously are more technically up to date. I so freely state that fact. It makes little sense that you are so adamant against Synthonics without some ulterior motive. Why don't you put your motives here in this forum? If your technology is so superior to Synthonics, put your efforts into building your technology and beating us to the finish line. Destruction doesn't build anything. Besides, anyone on wall street will tell you, in a horse race, bet on the jockey, not the horse. Despite your views, the management at Synthonics is a team full on integrity. That's where my money is. Excuse me, I need to sign off and put in an order to buy some more SNNT. I doubt my announced intention to buy will drive the price up, but I am in this for the long haul. Watch for us at the finish line Cordially yours, Kirby from Idaho

To: Henry who wrote (119)	7/13/1998 8:59:00 PM
From: Ted M	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209

Henry, you obviously have taken a great deal of time to address this thread. To the extent that you are sincere (and it may be completely) I---as a potential investor in SNNT---thank you. You have stated your points with clarity and great detail. You have indicated that your motive to address the thread was to inform them of the unethical practices of SNNT. You also indicated that you have a deep interest in related technology and that that is what led you to research SNNT. Both of these are plausible and would explain your attitude against the company. You have reminded me that as an investor I really don't know much and that I very well could be duped by companies trying to serve their own purposes. I don't know if that is the case here or not. The thread could probably care less what I think since I don't have a vested interest, but I hope you all allow me to make a suggestion: You cannot be expected to be an expert on the details like Henry, but you owe it to yourselves (since you have a vested interest in the stock) to present to management the basic points Henry has made that disturb you. If they don't disturb you then no problem. If they do, you will be vulnerable to selling at just the wrong time (I know I have been). If management is credible they will address your (the shareholders) issues of concern. Please forgive my parental sounding attitude here. Heny took away all the excitemnt I was beginning to have toward buying so I can just imagine how some of you must feel. If he is right this stock is a long term sell and a short term who knows? I'd do what I'm suggesting myself but my motivation isn't that great now. If no one does this new DD, maybe at some point in the future I'll check into this one again. Best of success to all. Sincerely, Ted