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To: ChrisJP who wrote (5794)3/21/1999 11:43:00 AM
From: Chad Beemer  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 9115
 
We finally got a tidbit of news from NPCT that tells me that PI
technology may soon find its place in a very lucrative market being
Smart Card. I see many applications for this technology not only in
Smart Cards but in baggage and package tracking and also in inventory
tracking. Today everything is pointing to miniaturization as witnessed
recently in cell phones and Palm Pilots to name a couple. I think you
will see the day of carrying around your PC in your pocket. I see the US
eventually going to a Smart Card concept as a way to prevent fraudulent
transactions and a 100% certainty in E commerce. This is one of the
ideas Intel has used by giving all the new Pentium III's a code which
gives each customer more assurance in purchasing products over the web.
Company management is on its way to Europe this weekend to meet with
several parties in Europe regarding PI. Through my research I have found
three main companies that use Smart Card those being Motorola,Phillips
and Siemens. Lets all watch closely current developments and I
highly recommend watching www.ragingbull.com for any more news
annnoucments
Here is Kathy Knights research and the last news annoucement this past
week.

We have news on NPCT. I believe it to be a prelude to more positive
information coming from the company over the next few weeks. Below the
press
release I have posted some information in regard to the SmartCard
Industry.

Kathy Knight-McConnell
Investor to Investor
investortoinvestor.com

Nanopierce Technologies, Inc. Announces Prismark Study

DENVER, March 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Nanopierce Technologies, Inc. (OTC
Bulletin
Board: NPCT - news) today announced that it has engaged the prestigious
electronics industry consulting firm of Prismark Partners, LLC of Cold
Spring
Harbor, New York to prepare a report for the Company based upon a
multi-client
industry study Prismark is conducting.

The study is specifically targeted at the technology of and market for
RF ID
Tags and Smart Labels and will be customized for the Company to include
Smart
Cards. The Company is sponsoring the study with several other major
industry
leaders.

Dr. Herbert J. Neuhaus, Executive Vice President of Technology and
Marketing,
said, ''We feel very fortunate to retain an organization with the
international reputation and recognized excellence of Prismark to assist
the
Company's entry into one of the most exciting and largest markets in the

electronics field. The Company believes that its technology will have a
major
application in this explosive growth industry.''

Nanopierce owns eleven patents, six pending patent applications, two
patent
applications in preparation and other intellectual properties, relating
to its
Nanopierce Connection System (NCS). This advanced system is designed to
provide a significant improvement over conventional electrical and
mechanical
interconnection methods for high-density circuit boards, components,
sockets,
connectors, semiconductor packaging and electronic systems.

For further information please contact Nanopierce Technologies, Inc. at
303-592-1010.

SOURCE: Nanopierce Technologies, Inc.

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To: ChrisJP who wrote (5794)3/21/1999 2:46:00 PM
From: Retired41  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 9115
 
Chris I think you are being a bit hard on Daniel. What you have to remember is he is just a boy. A 15 year old boy, which makes matters a bit worse.

Remember being that age? You think you really do know it all. You think you have a mature and practiced mind. Obviously this is pure delusion, but part of growing up none the less. We can't expect Daniel to actually grasp this, as he is just a boy.

I believe that his ego has been built and is only exceeded by the excesses of the adults around him who have been pushing and promoting him as some kind of whiz kid... which of course he isn't. IMO, if he can get by all the incredibly poor advice he has had he might actually make something of himself.

Daniel, if you are still reading this post, you need to listen to the professionals who have critiqued your methods. IMO they are absolutely right. The quickest way I know of to go broke is to start believing your own myth.