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To: blessed who wrote (384)	2/4/1999 9:44:00 AM
From: Yongzhi Yang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1541

blessed, >but just as any baseball player will attest, you can't get a >hit every time at bat. So it is I believe with the >Stock Detective. As they keep swinging, sooner or later >they will connect, and we will remember the hits, not the >strike outs. Most of the small companies fail. So if they just close their eyes and hit the small companies at random, they should be right most of the times. It doesn't mean anything. >I did not buy stock in this company, based on the strength >of the Veronex or Viacor products, I do believe Y2k will bring some meaningful revenue this year. But I am more interested in their ISP business. I was told their president is going back to China in the middle of this month. I hope this time the ISP will finally take off. I also asked about the search engine that is under development by Pacific Assets International Ltd. (PAI) which GTCI just acquired, I was told it is an English version and it should be ready in about 30 days. I think that's an interesting business development too. yongzhi

To: blessed who wrote (384)	2/4/1999 10:16:00 AM
From: Francois Goelo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1541

Thanks, Blessed for putting me straight: I'm in for the LONG RUN... I agree with you, after doing some research on Stock Detective, that they are the Internet equivalent of the Sunday's cheap sensation papers. As Yonhgzi pointed out, it is easier to thrive on negative comments than be creative with positive well researched reports. I am definitely in GTCI for the long run and I know that neither you or Yonghzi would be in it unless you were fully satisfied through your extensive research that GTCI is a worthy Company with a bright future. Regards to you both. F. Goelo + + +