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To: David who wrote (4110)12/22/1998 9:17:00 AM
From: brad greene  Respond to of 4676
 
David,

The old timers here are on top of all of this. They have been through the "Huli-Hoop" many times.

I'm sure they were the first to see the chance to lighten up big over two bucks....knowing that they could pad their wad 2x when Huli Days wound down. Wish I had seen it coming this time around.

Could have bought at 70 cents and sold at over two bucks....in two days......Holy Moly......and unless I'm really off......back under a buck by New Years. Next time, Bubba.....we must play it. It is like clockwork.

bg



To: David who wrote (4110)12/22/1998 10:57:00 AM
From: art slott  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4676
 
>Has NRID fallen into the hands of vultures?<
I don't believe thats been their customary mo.

I don't see the heavy dilution you refer to. I see the warrants.
What am I missing?



To: David who wrote (4110)12/22/1998 11:26:00 AM
From: GoingHikin  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4676
 
Offshore selling? Vultures? - Forget it!

RMS&S didn't buy 9mil shares for $2mil! They paid an undisclosed amount of money to Clearwater for their preferred shares. IN ADDITION, they gave $2mil to the company. Think about it... the run up above $1/share and the $2mil! This deal is strictly an attempt by RMS to keep the stock listed on the NASDAQ. When the $2mil is in the NRID checking account and the stock has traded above $1 for 10 days, you'll see an 8K announcing a letter to the NASDAQ that NRID is now in compliance with rule 34. DEAL DONE!

A big investor, RMS, didn't want to see their investment go down the drain so they bought-out the vultures and bailed the company out! PERIOD!

-DL