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To: Joe Copia who wrote (7078)8/11/1998 9:26:00 AM
From: HandsOn  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 25711
 
Joe where did You get this info re DRIV, I got in TSQD yesterday at 5. I'm not sure if I should sell it Today or hold on until IPO.



To: Joe Copia who wrote (7078)8/11/1998 9:50:00 AM
From: CoffeePot  Respond to of 25711
 
DYGN Announces a Licensing and Supply Agreement for Zotrim, with MOVA Laboratories

Agreement to Contribute Over 1 - Million Dollars Profit

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BW HealthWire)--Aug. 11, 1998--DynaGen, Inc. (NASDAQ:DYGN - news; BSE:DYG) today announced that it has entered
into an agreement with MOVA Laboratories, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of MOVA Pharmaceutical Corp., to manufacture and supply Zotrim(TM), a branded therapeutic drug developed by DynaGen through its wholly owned subsidiary, Able Laboratories, Inc. Zotrim, a specialty pharmaceutical product, is based on a compliance enhancement packaging and is targeted at the women's health care market. DynaGen has focused on this market segment and intends to introduce additional products in this area. MOVA, based in Caguas, Puerto Rico and Princeton, NJ, is a privately-held pharmaceutical company which has over 750 employees in three locations and has agreements with several major pharmaceutical companies.

Under the terms of the agreement, MOVA will provide funding to complete the preparation of the New Drug Application (NDA) expected to be filed by the fourth quarter of 1998. DynaGen's manufacturing subsidiary, Able Laboratories, Inc., will manufacture and supply the product to MOVA, which will assign a detailed marketing force to promote and distribute the product to physicians. DynaGen expects that, contingent upon the approval of the product, this agreement can contribute over $1.0 million in the first year and over $1.5 million in subsequent years in profit to DynaGen.

Zotrim is a specialty pharmaceutical product aimed at providing complete treatment of urinary tract infection, a condition primarily afflicting women. Current treatments require two separate drugs to be taken in a specific sequence over several days. This requires two separate prescriptions which result in higher costs, including co-payment cost for the patient and increased time for pharmacists to dispense. In addition, patients are prone to make errors
in taking both medications in proper sequence. Zotrim combines the two most commonly used drugs in an easy-to-use package which is designed to enhance compliance by providing standardized medication instructions on the package. Several studies have shown that in general, compliance enhancement results in increased efficacy. When patients take their prescriptions correctly, they are more likely to have a positive response to the medication, reflected by reduced hospital admissions, decreased physicians visits, and reduced laboratory use; and therefore a substantial overall savings in health care costs will be realized.

DynaGen has filed several patents covering the specific product as well as the concept of compliance enhancement packaging.

''Zotrim represents a major factor in our overall strategy of focusing on the women's health care market with both generic and branded products ... We expect this product to contribute significantly to our goal of building a value added specialty product company in several categories,'' said Indu A. Muni, Ph.D., President and CEO of DynaGen, Inc.

''We see tremendous value in our relationship with DynaGen as a potential source of opportunities for our overall objective of targeting physicians with
a range of branded specialty products,'' said Joaquin B. Viso, President and CEO of MOVA Pharmaceutical Corp. ''We are looking forward to
enhancing this relationship.''

DynaGen, Inc. is a health care company involved in the research, development, manufacture and distribution of brand and generic therapeutic products. DynaGen's subsidiary, Able Laboratories, Inc., develops and manufactures the Company's generic products in its FDA registered 46,000 square foot facility located in South Plainfield, NJ. The Company markets and distributes products to independent retail chain and institutional pharmacies through its wholly-owned marketing subsidiaries, Superior Pharmaceutical Company and Generic Distributors Incorporated. The Company maintains operations in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Ohio and Louisiana.

With the exception of the historical information contained in this release, the matters described herein contain forward-looking statements that involve risk and uncertainties, including but not limited to, efforts by the Company to seek financing, statements relating to financial results, consumer interest and market share that may individually or mutually impact the matters herein, and cause actual results, events and performance to differ materially. These risk factors include, but are not limited to, the Company's dependence on a limited number of products and on the successful development and introduction of second-generation products that will generate improved gross margins, product demand and market acceptance, the effect of economic conditions, the impact of competitive products and pricing, governmental regulations, technological difficulties and/or other factors outside the control of the Company, which are detailed from time to time in the Company's SEC reports, including the report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 1997. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. The Company undertakes no obligation to release publicly the result of any revisions to these forward-looking statements that may be made to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.

Contact:

DynaGen, Inc.
C. Robert Cusick, 617/491-2527



To: Joe Copia who wrote (7078)8/11/1998 9:53:00 AM
From: *ROSARIO*  Respond to of 25711
 
Hi Joe, are your still updating your portfolio on on your web site?? What is the status of your recommendations: NPCT,BYWD,PDCI, and ZULU?? Thanks



To: Joe Copia who wrote (7078)8/11/1998 10:07:00 AM
From: Big Dog  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 25711
 
Joe, thanks for the heads up on TSQD. Got in this morning at 3.25 and it is moving up fast.

BIG DOG



To: Joe Copia who wrote (7078)8/11/1998 10:10:00 AM
From: ilh1  Respond to of 25711
 
DIMG - Dynamic Imaging Systems to launch Audio/Video Portal, Sept 9th:

Dynamic Imaging Systems Corp. creates presentations for the investment, health, entertainment, and sports industries. The presentations are produced for clients in the company's state-of-the-art studios, utilizing cutting edge technology and
''streaming audio and video'' in the most cost-effective manner available in the market today.

A/V TradeShows, A/V Newswire and A/V DailyNews are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Dynamic Imaging Systems Corp. Dynamic Imaging Systems Corp. (OTC BB: DIMG - news; dimg.com) is a publicly-traded audio/video creation and Internet distribution company that delivers and produces information in a variety of user-friendly formats utilizing technology pioneered by RealNetworks (NASDAQ: RNWK - news).

Visit the Dynamic Imaging Systems website at (http://www.dimg.com) . Visit the A/V Newswire website at (http://www.avnewswire.com) and The A/V Daily News website at (http://www.avdailynews.com)

Contact:

Dynamic Imaging Systems Corp.
Donna Murdoch, 800/700-0295



To: Joe Copia who wrote (7078)8/11/1998 10:27:00 AM
From: Joe Copia  Read Replies (7) | Respond to of 25711
 
August 11, 1998

STOCK FRAUD #101
Your Insurance Policy in High-Risk Investing

There are ten overt actions required to fleece the investing public. All these actions have more than the tacit consent of a company's management. No bonafide company official has been left in the dark, when such crimes are committed. Management is not just condoning the fraud, they are secretly, but actively, participating in this deceptive confidence game.

1. The company will sell hundreds of thousands or millions of stock,
options and/or warrants to the retail investor through the back door.
This is done under the pretense of financing the company's objectives or making a market in the stock. Actually, such back-door offerings are made to pay a company's overhead, especially lucrative management
salaries, at the expense of the retail investor. Insider trading reports are filed after the fact and may not become public knowledge until after a fraudulent promotion has surfaced.

2. Through their position in a company, management will sell company
shares to themselves at below market prices and then resell them to
investors at a higher price, utilizing a series of promotions. Private
insider sales will not be accompanied by disclosure to the retail
public, prior to such sales.

3. Management will buy an intellectual or physical property with shares. This is called a property vend-in that places a value to the shell company. The shell is worthless without the property. Often the property has little value, other than it can be promoted.

4. There will be no legitimate underwriting of the company by an
independent brokerage firm. Management will use available loopholes to
avoid filing a rigorous U.S. registration statement in order to sell the shares. Frequently, they will use an S&P or Moody's designation or
Section 504 registration to deceive an unwitting retail public into
believing a complete registration statement has been filed.

5. At best, management will place a figurehead on the board of directors to satisfy technical-expertise requirements, occasionally dictated by a lesser stock exchange or more often to persuade the retail public that the project has the blessing of an independent director with such technical expertise. This insinuation exists to convince retail investors that the company is being run by, or funded by, professionals or experts in their field. Management will have none of the basic technical requirements for a position in such companies, i.e. an accountant, attorney, relative, drinking buddy, or mistress found on the board of directors.

6. Management will withhold or downplay the inherent risks of investing in that stock. From the paid hack writing a tout sheet to the investor relations employee, scant commentary will be devoted to the enormous risks found in such shell companies. Broad statements are used instead: "There are no guarantees in a speculative investment."

7. Management will supply a large number of news releases, apprising the retail public of its progress. In lieu of abundant news releases,
Internet stock forums and newsletters will offer rosy projections and
potentially lucrative outcomes, to prevent retail investors from taking profits. Such hidden promotions are not readily transparent to the novice, retail investor until after the promotion has ended, if ever.

8. Management will cultivate an atmosphere of deceptive product claims, through paid newsletters, advertising, "investment" conferences, bribed stockbrokers or "analysts," its investor relations staff, and others who might benefit from the scam. Such deception requires forward-looking earnings projections, product or property misrepresentation or omitted defections therein, outrageous extrapolations of a basic fact without the likelihood of consistency, comparisons to other industry leaders, potential takeovers, possible future funding at higher levels, spurious alliances hinted-at, and other similar exaggerations. It is not unusual to find a single unrealistic slogan that defines the promotion, "visual gold in the core" or "the next Microsoft." Management will breed a network to create an atmosphere of retail stock buyers, through the Internet, special Fax Alerts, telephone rooms, magazine advertisements,
secret investment groups, shareholder "action" committees, private
forums, anonymous posters in public forums, and other promotional
outlets.

9. Management will refuse to publicly issue "warning statements" or
cautionary remarks, during the promotional phase, about its market
valuation or artificially inflated stock price. Often, during the peak
of the promotion, key management may be unavailable for comment, on
vacation, or in important meetings.

10. Management will not lift a hand to stop the rush of buying, during a promotion, to investigate and smash any fantastic promotional statements or overly optimistic rumors, unless or until securities regulators, or highly critical media comments, insist they do.

The retail investor rarely benefits by the listing exchange or its
securities commission, during a fraudulent stock promotion. The four
main culprits include the Vancouver and Alberta stock exchanges, the
Canadian Dealing Network, and the unregulated US over-the-counter
electronic bulletin board and pink sheets. The Vancouver exchange has
reformed many of the hideous and fraudulent practices, still found
elsewhere, but is not immune to such frauds.