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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Zia Sun(zsun) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Don Edgerton who wrote (21)	2/21/1999 12:11:00 PM
From: Don Nestor	Respond to of 10354

Don, your observation is very astute. I think maybe two brother-in-laws are selling stock back and forth creating the high daily volume. A couple of DT's keep trying to pass it off too. Buyer Beware!

To: Don Edgerton who wrote (21)	2/26/1999 9:28:00 PM
From: Oliver Schonrock	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10354

Hi Don I have been looking at this stock for a while after I turned down an original tip from a broker. Which profit numbers are you referring to? The ones on the ZiaSun Website? They are projections so why shouldn't they be round numbers? I am not aware of releasing profits and then audited profits, where did you see this. To answer your query E-trade, Datek etc do accept overseas accounts. I am one of them! A have also applied for a Swiftrade account just to test the company out a bit. Very responsive and easy to join for overseas investors. Datek is very inflexible and slow using traditional camel mail for everything (fine in the US but very annoying from New Zealand). Swiftrade will do almost everything online. But the real difference is that Swifttrade will offer access to sharemarkets where you traditonally had to deal through a broker. Such as Hong-Kong then London then Tokyo. This is where I see the opportunity for ZiaSun. Consider this: Currently we have an overinflated US market (unless that little correction was all there is to come) however Europe crashed only recently, Japan has been in the dumps for a while. These markets present an opportunity for the astute global private investor. I don't know about you, but relying on broker's advice from another country gives me a headache. So the real key to these other markets is a complete Online Trading forum such as the Quicken, Datek, E-trade, SI, Yahoo etc group for the US Markets. I am not aware of any of these companies even focusing on any market outside the US. If Momentum Internet gets a head start on global trading via Swiftrade their potential far exceeds the current price. Swiftrade/Momentum Finance provide that forum so they understand the market. This is obviously a start-up and there is a long way to go, but I don't believe they are bogus and they have a good plan and non-hype business like approach which I like. Let's watch for the appreciation when Hong-Kong goes live. I have gone in small and looking to grow my position. Go ZiaSun Oliver Schonrock