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To: AriKirA who wrote (415)	4/8/1999 9:27:00 PM
From: Andre Koluksuz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1006

Remember, last year SLM wanted to buy them out dirt cheap for 25 cents, and it was rejected by the shareholders. The company is now in much better shape and it is trading at 15 cents. It is grossly undervalued. But, hey, the herd usually waits for the shepherd to make a move. They will wake up soon...

To: AriKirA who wrote (415)	4/8/1999 9:31:00 PM
From: Crazy Canuck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1006

>>Chart is starting to look good. Company is becoming profitable. << Hi Ari, Hmmmm, Data Mining! About three years ago, I read a pretty good overview on the growing importance of this area. Since then, I have been looking for some good data related companies to invest in. This company has my interest now. Especially after the spike today! Well time to start digging deeper into this story. I'm very interested in seeing how this plays out. Crazy Canuk

To: AriKirA who wrote (415)	4/8/1999 9:46:00 PM
From: keith massey	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1006

First thing I look for in a stock is what the insiders are doing. This usually gives an over all picture of the health of the company and gives some insight into future growth. In this case the insiders have been loading up for the past year. I got the insider trading reports from Carlson online (http://www.fin-info.com/) and from the proxy reports on sedar (http://www.sedar.com) As of March 2 1999 the insiders owned 3,293,863 shares and 1,980,000 options to buy shares between .10 and $1. Of these shares 2,331,000 have been bought in the past year and most of them in the past 6 months. In the past year not a single share has been sold by insiders or deemed insiders of the company. In addition the company issued themselves 350,000 at .10 and 75,000 at .12. As of March 2 1999 Eric Apps (President) owns 2,057,000 Eric Apps owned 100,000 in March 2 1998 Bought 1,957,000 in the past 5 months As of March 2 1999 Joe Martin (Chairman of the board) owns 300,000 Joe Martin owned 75,000 in March 1998 Bought 225,000 in the past 6 months As of March 2 1999 Donald W. Paterson (Director) owns 100,000 Donald W. Paterson owned 0 shares in March 1998 Bought 100,000 in the past 3 months As of March 2 1999 Janice Morrison (deemed insider) owns 68,500 Janice Morrison owned 1,000 in March 1998 Bought 67,500 in the past year As of March 2 1999 Lon Vining (Senior Officer) owned 65,000 Lon Vining owned 21,000 in the March 1998 Bought 44,000 in the past year As of March 2 1999 Kenneth Ono (Senior Officer) owned 409,783 Kenneth Ono owned 404,783 in March 1998 Bought 5,000 in the past year James Estill (President EMJ Data) owned 293,580 James Estill owned 293,580 in March 1998 In addition, $322,500 was owed by the company to the directors, officers and a third party. Instead of getting the money directly from the company these individuals got a notes from the company which converts the dept. into shares on Feb. 28, 2001 at a 20 day trailing average trading price of the shares on the day converted. On March 2 1997 the insiders of the company owed a grand total of 393,580. Since that time it looks like the insiders have gained a ton of confidence in their company and are now willing to put their own money on the line. In my opinion this is a very good sign. Best Regards KEITH