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Gold/Mining/Energy : Valu-Net Corp (VNE on ASE - was Faymar) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Paul Dhaliwal who wrote (877)	4/10/1999 5:39:00 AM
From: Zardoz	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 974

Not directed at Paul: "Ian has lots of time on is hands because he's got no money left to invest or he's broker with no clients" I don't see him ever buying this stock, nor recommending it to anyone. So I doubt if IAN is as poor as you suggest... :) I don't feel that my questions were answered to the best that they could back a long time ago.... So I never invested. But I still read all the posts here. 1) AGORA is an IR and holding company, they are self interested in their holdings. They are biased in their comments. And that's why I dogged them about the disclosure. 2) One person can NOT sick a stock... {oH if I could} 3) Stocks often move based less on fundamentals as opposed to TA, and expectations of TA. They can climb, and do climb... for no reasons. 4) This stock didn't before, and still doesn't meet my minimum criteria of investment DD... {Funny isn't it... I own a junior geology company {name left blank} which shows I have low standards.} 5) If IAN wants to aid others by pointing to the truth... more power to him. People shouldn't fear truth? 6) Do you know what Dream Spikes are? See #3 Compare to this: quote.stockwatch.com Dream Spikes is a TA term used to justify selling into, and then shorting into a rally. Each spike gets shorter in amplitude. Can you see where the techincal break point is?