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To: Mr.D who wrote (9676)	2/23/1999 3:02:00 PM
From: loe4net	Respond to of 10343

I hear you Mr D. If I had more funds, I would be buying. Loe

To: Mr.D who wrote (9676)	2/24/1999 11:22:00 AM
From: Let the Big Dog Eat	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10343

Respectfully speaking, why don't you just give me the roughly $5,000 you are about to use to buy this stock. I appreciate that you can't sell all your stock without tanking the market, but why buy more? Did you even bother to read the "analyst report". What a bunch of garbage. It's funny how the analyst wholeheartedly agreed with the company's previously stated projections. There wasn't any discussion on whether this is realistic. The underlying theme of the report was the company says they can do it. The "analyst" should change her job title to secretary because she apparently can type real well. What's scary about you is your inability to see past such blatant bullsh_t even after the MTEI experience. I guess you can't teach an old dog new tricks. Well, keep buying because class is in session and the Useltons are going to give one more lesson on pump and dump. Tom Ritchfield appears to be a stand-up guy. However, despite all the warnings, he must feel he has no choice but to be in bed with these people. Politics does make strange bedfellows. The same is not true for corporate finance. And that only leads me to question what the hell he really has. All he has shown me is innuendo and unfulfilled promises. Little Engine is right about one thing that they are utilizing the "Energizer Bunny" tactic. Keep the promises going, but never deliver.