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To: BIGEGO who wrote (6386)	7/17/1998 10:20:00 PM
From: David Sirk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 43774

I watched BAAT go from .07 to over $3 in a week. Baat had a simular float and was not making money and had all sorts of overhead. Don't lowball this baby!

To: BIGEGO who wrote (6386)	7/17/1998 11:21:00 PM
From: DealMaker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 43774

IMHO, PRWT's future stock price depends on a few factors ......if the synergies are right and news is released timely, I think we could see .25 cents in 4 weeks.....but here's what I think needs to happen in that time frame: news release on Insider Trading website, news on thrift deal being signed giving Videophone nationwide mortgage licensing, news on home rehabilitation company acquisitions, and news on SEC financial filings. Also, the final liquidation of the remaining large block of shares held by an old share-holder will help upward price movement......I'd estimate about 2 weeks to clear that up. The potential is great and it appears PRWT has planned their work well.....the critical issue is that they now have to continue to work their plan. Though I feel the mortgage processing business and the videophone market have great revenue & profit generating ability, the real sleeper in my opinion is Insider Trading.......specifically because it has to do with the internet. If it is correctly marketed and the website is consistently refined, a successful following on the net will generate the best form of awareness....word of mouth. From there on, growth could be explosive, just the same way any information on the web (like SI) can be quickly disseminated. Some changes/adjustments I might suggest is to create a lower cost and/or free real-time quote site for the masses of investors.....this will give the site a large volume base of regular-joe investors......it will also bring in potential clients (like all of us) who may want to transition from light investor to fulltime day-trader.......eg. most of us are familiar with the Thomson Real Time Quote site since they are one the few who give free real-time quotes; think Insider Information's site volume might benefit from the same type of setup? Also, closer comparison to other competitor's sites might give Insider Trading some ideas for their site improvements/refinements. Of course that's just my opinion, your opinion may vary. DM