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To: Janice Shell who wrote (17331)	1/26/1999 1:52:00 PM
From: Ellen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26163

Janice, can you give SI any idea of when you'll tire of resting on your MTEI laurels, as it were? (A similar question could also be asked of the RMIL "nays" as well!) As I posted a long while back, the odds of finding a "scam" are heavily weighted in your favor when looking within the BB realm and there's no great feat of glory in doing so. But...rest on those laurels you do... Message 7474536 To: MTDEX (787 ) From: Janice Shell Monday, Jan 25 1999 5:20PM ET Reply # of 888 But book and market values effect share price by providing a floor. I'd like to refer you to the MTEI thread, where book value in extravagant excess of market value was claimed. All Madera has to do is figure out how to re-invest its capital in order to produce sales of $1 billion. Simple!! Dear God Message 7475705 To: Proletariat (822 ) From: Janice Shell Monday, Jan 25 1999 6:34PM ET Reply # of 888 You'll have gathered what my opinion is. Just remember, it's only an opinion: --Management has an abysmal track record. This is very important. --The Brazilian economy is going down the tubes. --Whatever may be going on in Brazil, let's face it, it's hard to check on. --Can't seem to get that website up and running. This really shouldn't be a big deal. --Florida AND Nevada incorporation. NOT a good sign, normally. I wasn't just being funny earlier: Mr Market is rarely so wrong as to value a company at $0.21 a share when it has "real" book value of two bucks. Again, I advise you to inform yourself about MTEI. --The company's way too closely held. --No corroboration that the land in Brazil is worth what it's claimed to be worth.