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Technology Stocks : WAVX Anyone? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: cm who wrote (5932)	3/14/1999 9:05:00 AM
From: John	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11417

<I think this is part of global conspiracy of silence funded by, among others, Tonya Harding, Brian Doyle Murray, Anita Bryant, Tom Posten, Lyle Lovett, Morris Dees, and Wiley Post, who is still alive by the way. > I can't believe it...there is a conspiracy...I have proof!!! Last month while in L.A., I played golf with my broker at his club (Bel Air CC). Now this is where it gets strange. My broker had sponsored a meeting years ago for Peter Sprague to speak to a lot of HEAVEY HITTERS about the Wave Meter. I bought shortly after this meeting as did my broker and most of his big clients. Years went buy and I watched the stock go through a death spiral and a mass exodus by those heavy hitters. Even my broker sold out and he convinced me to do the same...you know, year end tax selling. Well I couldn't stand it, not owning Wave and everything. I sought help from the spirits above and found the strength to buy back in, before the run up. My broker and his friends never bought and are very angry. So, back to the golf game. I had intended to gloat all day because Wave was now $10 and I owned twice as many shares than before. That's when things started to go wrong. On the first tee we set the bets. $50 per stroke and a $50 Nassau game too. Being a 3 handicap, I gave him 7 strokes and we headed to the first tee. I was very confident that day and expected to open the round with a birdie, being #1 is a short, but tricky par 5. Just before I was about to hit, a voice bellowed out, "Can I join you"? We looked around and whom did we see? TOM POSTEN. Since I had only seen Tom on TV, I thought it would be fun, so I agreed with a smile. But then I saw him "WINK" at my broker...strange! I teed up the ball, and WHAM, I kill it.... right, into the trees! Oh my God, my game is off, Tom Posten and my broker are laughing at me. All day this happened. Posten and my broker whispering and pointing as I continued to hack the ball around like a rookie. I was devastated, weak...vulnerable. I shot 87 and figured the only thing to do was fall into the fetal position and cry like a baby till the medics took me away. That's when it happened. Tom and my broker sat down next to me and chanted, "Sell Wave...Sell Wave", it was scary. I have had nightmares ever since. But after reading your post, it is now very clear. Tom Posten is behind the conspiracy and my broker is there too. What should I do? I can't let them undermine the future "WORLD DOMINATION of WAVE". "Tune in next week for another episode of "As the Wave Turns"! Sorry...I was inspired.... John

To: cm who wrote (5932)	3/18/1999 10:01:00 AM
From: cm	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11417

One Of The Best Content Aggregation Sites... for subjects related to e-commerce, including cryptography and security and transactions and privacy, is at allec.com. I know that I posted this link some weeks back. But, I go to this site at least three times a week and find articles that give me the context for much of what is being discussed re: WAVX's potential. There are no specific articles about WAVX, yet. There are, I grant you, many other e-commerce-related sites and e-zines. But, this one is, it appears, largely undiscovered. (Voluntary Disclosure: I have no relationship with this site other than the fact I visit it regularly.) Further, while rooting around on the Web last night, I found a reference to an IBM sub-site called, I think, Think Leadership. It appears to be a quarterly house organ for IBM's thought leaders. In the most recent number there is a wonderful set of stories about privacy. When you read one sentence in particular, you'll get a little shock of recognition... though no specific reference to WAVX. The "publication" merits attention in any case. Well written. Well presented. Best Regards... c m