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To: Elizabeth A Rice who wrote (5041)	1/11/1999 6:18:00 PM
From: David W. Tucker	Respond to of 7701

It's interesting that the buy price was raised on a day of all-buys (all within the same half hour or so), but the bid price hasn't moved at all. A little more buying pressure and the bid should move which might give it more action. Who knows? Definitely shows there's room for quick movement of the stock with any significant news. There doesn't seem to be much downward bias. d

To: Elizabeth A Rice who wrote (5041)	1/11/1999 6:37:00 PM
From: David W. Tucker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7701

There's one hell of a slugfest going on over NRAG today at BOBZ. I must say that the things being said about MBA are completely off the wall and he should consider some legal action. It's difficult for him to defend himself with such a barrage of total crapola. www.bobz.com Maybe it's indicative of the attention that might be coming to the company. A lot of people are watching now and there will always be a few wackos around. Everything can be made better for everyone once GZ comes up with financing, one way or another, so they can proceed with their projects. Unfortunately, with the way things have gone for NRAG the last year or so, it's hard to fend off such nonsense. I can only hope that the company will one day make it happen for us. It's simply a long term play on a risky investment. I complain all the time, but I also realize it's a risk of real money. dave