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To: Harold Finstad who wrote (2321)	8/11/1998 4:10:00 PM
From: Mark B. Martell, CCM	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4230

Harold, Who am I to argue with the man..... Ron, let me put things in context: It is a bulletin board stock not reporting. That says high risk. Agreed. Didn't believe I bought GE... Yet, they, as a bulletin board stock, are low risk. P/E is low. Revenue AND Earnings (how many BB's can make that claim). No debt to speak of (you know, convertibles and that horse excrement). I agreed with you about economy risk. Yet I find them to be diversifying both product lines and geography (less country economy exposure). I'm glad you bought more. Please get your certificates. When Cardshark/Nutstoo yank the chain on the restructuring(?), having certs in hand will most likely play into the short-squeeze which MAY result (MAYbe not, but who cares? The fundamentals suggest a higher valuation anyway once we have SEC reporting status). Thanks, Mark

To: Harold Finstad who wrote (2321)	8/14/1998 8:48:00 AM
From: myelin2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4230

1) This is the smartest hyped BB company i found. 2) Most will loose with this company as with all other BB stocks because they can't stay realistic. 3) $5 in awaiting of a NASDAQ listing is the optimum for this company for a long time - playing in a higher class means more competition and higher demands - not reaching paradise 4) The MMs still play the same important role with NASD small caps 5) It's irresponsible to set expectations so high ... too much greed in my eyes