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To: cigarette who wrote (911)	7/27/1998 5:47:00 AM
From: billy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1288

That well should of had results already.Something is up.Saw Grant at the quote machine Friday,and he wasn't looking that smooth.Why are they two weeks late on that well?Does Whitney know some of the claims they have made?What about their option on 5 mil at .70,I bet 4 mil are already sold.What other promotions have these two worked on before?That 10% drop on Friday is your warning.There is no TA when it comes to highly touted oil stocks that are pure speculation,so stop it for it will only hurt you.I was a beleiver until an old broker at canacord gave me a litlle history on these boys they call genesis.When it all hits the fan will our boys still be there?

To: cigarette who wrote (911)	7/27/1998 10:08:00 AM
From: R. Brinks	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1288

Johnny Rhodes came up dry? hehehe That's a first. Flow test results before perfing the well. Playing a resource stock, one should be used to delays. So the time frame for an NR was not met. Doesn't necessarily mean there's no oil. It could just as well mean that it's better to do the job right rather than rush through it an mess it up. Wanna sell because an NR schedule was not met? Scaring yourself over that? So what if we have to wait a couple of more days. The oil has been waiting this long to get out. A couple of extra days isn't going to make it disappear. :-) Relax, enjoy the ride. When the stock runs up, then you'll wish you had picked up more.