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To: Theodore G. Gresch who wrote (493)	10/17/1998 12:36:00 AM
From: lakers17	Respond to of 1622

Good old Fred does it again...... If you think any of us are going to ride a .04 stock to $1 we're all crazy. Most of these pennies always do something to burn the oldest most loyal shareholders. Just watch. There will be some kind of reorganization in the future and the only ones who will benefit will be the new investor with fresh money coming in. I kissed this money good-bye a long time ago. How can I sell at .04 when I average $1.05? No use throwing good money after bad. C'mon Fred, prove me wrong. Lakers

To: Theodore G. Gresch who wrote (493)	10/17/1998 6:53:00 PM
From: Gary s Gilbert	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1622

Ted: the S-8 filed with SEC 9/13/98 clearly states the exchange of shares to NUOA plus a note for 180 million and warrants to purchase FXWA at 6 dollars per share, 6 shares per warrant. And indeed FXWA has increased its shares out to between 15 and 16 million. Do you really believe a) Fred will buy these shares at such a price and b) these shares are truly trading on the open market in the 6 dollar range. Do you know a single non-principal of FXWA/NUOA who has a single share of FXWA? Go to the EDGAR site and read it for yourself instead of 2nd hand information and so called press releases. And do you see FXWA as a good credit risk a few months post-bankruptcy to pay 180million to NUOA? Try to be realistic versus wishful thinking.