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To: mark warburton who wrote (1423)	11/1/1998 6:22:00 PM
From: RENO GAMBLER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2577

To Mark warburton: Sometimes it is difficult to tell the difference between a stock promoter and an interested shareholder that may have received information from a company PR officer or director. I personally have passed on information that I received from those sources to members of SI to share what I have been told and praying that 50% or better is the truth. I got burned by some of the information I got in the past (not too long ago) and am trying to screen my news as best as I can before sharing it. I believe in following up on interesting comments that are shared on the net by making personal contact with the company in question and getting verification. I would advise that everyone should do this before jumping into any stock even if it does sound as if every minute counts and you should get in now. There are literally thousands of other hot stocks out there and it pays to be cautious and investigate before you buy. You may miss out on a flyer by doing this but it may save you from getting burned. RENO GAMBLER

To: mark warburton who wrote (1423)	11/2/1998 5:10:00 PM
From: George J. Tromp	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2577

Blessed be the Feds., and all the dirty little scum bag promoters., that got caught., sorry., I dont take the rosey view that things have changed., at least right now., a few months it will be business as usual. It hard to make a difference when 95% of these companies are in bed with themselves., stroking their own interests. the deck is stacked against the little guy., every once in a while if he is lucky he can score a nice gain., but dont count on anything happening changing the industry., it has to start within., first by policiing themselves. Sincerely George J. Tromp