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To: Gordon Gekko who wrote (24495)	1/29/1999 1:10:00 AM
From: jhild	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 43774

Well, indeed her understanding of Tax Loss Carry Forwards may not be complete, but there is plenty in that filing to warrant concern about NHLT. I see that you share that view. However, your rather crass assault on her seems mighty unwarranted. I can see that you are the kind of person that is not content to correct an error, but rather in the throes of your own self aggrandizing conception of your extraordinary analytical expertise, you would choose to attempt to humiliate and not enlighten. As to her being out of her league, well - that she took it upon herself to apparently research on her own I think says quite a lot for a neophyte, as you would put it. That you would belittle her says quite a lot about you as well. Frankly Gordo, the fewer people in your league the better. I suppose that if I were you I would keep your analysis of PRWT's financial situation under wraps as well. Yours is the coward's way - afraid to show the poverty of your thinking to any but the believers, afraid of the light of scrutiny. So ColleenB, you go girl. And Gordo, well . . . who cares?

To: Gordon Gekko who wrote (24495)	1/29/1999 9:28:00 AM
From: ColleenB	Respond to of 43774

Well Gordon, Why don't you address NHLT's current financial status rather than attack me? Show me where I erred in seeing alarming NEGATIVE numbers all over the place. To which I might add, that these negative numbers are getting larger by the year. This is in spite of the fact that the company has: Issued Common Stock in payment of debt Issued Common Stock for Services rendered (insiders???) Issued Common Stock for CASH And from what I read, they have done this every year. But yet, the negative numbers grow. There were debentures that were issued in 1995, the last of which matured in November 1997, the company admitted that for the holders of these convertibles to dump them on the market, would have devastating effects on the value of the stock. They were concerned enough about the dilution that they offered to buy them back, with interest. The list of liabilities grows every year and now they have a hefty legal settlement that they will be paying on for some time. Please explain to me how I can read all of this so wrong. Please tell me that NHLT is a company with positive growth. And do this from examples pulled from the financial statement. edgar-online.com And while you're at it, please explain to me why an operating loss (carry over) is desirable when a company continues to show alarming increased debt year after year. Again, please use examples from the financials.