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To: lakers17 who wrote (3124)	10/2/1998 8:03:00 PM
From: Leroyt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9391

lakers, thanks for the clarification. I have asked MANY people and brokers about this information but the answers have never been clear. Let me restate what I understand you have said: FLOAT = freely traded shares RESTRICTED = stock that is restricted to a certain date INSIDER HELD = float held by management and other insiders. What I think is confusing is that some stock held by insiders may be restricted and some may not be restricted. BUT, as I understand, insiders must file to either buy or sell stock. Particularly interesting is the sell. IN THIS CASE, the equation gets more complicated. Jack has stated that the shares issued to the two companies that were purchased were restricted. They are not owned by insiders but are still restricted and therefore are not held by insiders. Here my equation: (please correct me if I am wrong): Oustanding shares = Pulic Float + [Restricted shares NOT held by insiders + Insider Held (restricted) + Insider Held (not restricted)] ANY COMMENTS?? Very interesting that we now know that the authorized shares is 35 million. Therefore, Let's assume there were 17.5 million shares in the float before the split. At 12:1, the final float (if no new shares have been added to the float) would be just under 1.5 million shares. Interesting, very interesting. later, leroyt

To: lakers17 who wrote (3124)	10/2/1998 9:21:00 PM
From: FARcom	Respond to of 9391

I told you to stop being an idiot now you've told Elio the quote below so why can't you do it? The answer being you got your whole education on usxp..and can't stop cryng over it..You want to play? IN answer to your canadian wuss you are a fat alcoholic. By Lakers: <<< If you can't stand the heat or the game sell your shares and get out. You didn't raise this much hell when PKGP tanked and we all knew it was due to dilution and market maker shorting>>> Well if that don't beat all?!? So why don't you sell your usxp and get out of the kitchen? Grow up or I'm going to start telling you why not to own bnez. Once again if any of you have a problem with it talk to Lakers>> Best Fishes, FP