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Microcap & Penny Stocks : KANA - undiscovered Internet Company! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: gammaray who wrote (654)	9/16/1998 6:48:00 PM
From: Ron logo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1268

Much agreed- thanks Neil for telling fussey the way it is. I think that kana has a lot of potential and will show profits in coming quarters- like all stocks you are investing in there future. I have also downloaded a netbook. I like the service and fell that it will catch on in the future. Just think even if it catches on just a bit! The company is internet related, and has a good service to offer its customers. I am in for the long haul. I also own the stock at much much higher levels. I would never sell for the paper losses I have on this one. I know Kana will survive and those that are not long will be sorry when the financial community realizes this stocks potential. Save the bashing fuzzy- my opinions will remain the same!. Kind regards.......................RON

To: gammaray who wrote (654)	9/17/1998 5:30:00 PM
From: JC Reddy	Respond to of 1268

Thanks Neil for a good response. MAF does deserve much credit because he predicted KANA's drop quite accurately. I certainly hope he is wrong about KANA's lack of interest in developing the business, we shall see. The fact remains that KANA (Alex) lied to us too many times. Their PR firm (Elias) lied to us - If I had a chance, I'd really kick him. Wall Street West (Daryn) lied to us and super-hyped the stock. This was a well orchestrated scheme to sell their 14 million shares of stock. Many of us wish we didn't buy the stock at high prices, no matter how much potential there is. Some of us bought it at $1 levels and above (luckily my price is much less). The fact also remains that KANA is in an exciting and very promising business. It has the money it needs. It has a capable and well-connected management. It has the experience to make NetBooks.Com a successful and profitable business. It has some contracts that appear to be legitimate. It reported to SEC, so we know where the company stands, exactly. It remains to be seen if the management is committed to making KANA a success story. I don't have anything to prove either way. Either we are seeing a very undervalued company with a lot of potential or a short-lived company which stole money from its investors. I remain cautiously optimistic. - JC