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To: Dave Gore who wrote (2177)	4/11/1999 11:18:00 PM
From: KZAP	Respond to of 3222

Good post Dave. It's been said many times, many ways.......<g> SETO does look good. The upside is great! <<<OT>>> I agree with you quite a bit, however, I do average down. It has made me quite a bit of money in the past few months. SETO AVBC MDMI TNRG, to name a few. However not worked yet in OSFT AMMB RTIN, but I hope that will change within the next week to a couple of months. We'll see. Happy investing! KZAP

To: Dave Gore who wrote (2177)	4/12/1999 9:17:00 AM
From: hooters_akimbo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3222

Well said. Also, I do not think folks realize the NET PROFIT in batteries. I urge everyone to go and price out cell-phone batteries. They are not cheap. Average price is $40.00/unit. What is the cost to make a cell-phone battery (factor in overseas labor)? Maybe a couple bucks a unit. Now add the cost to make a battery plus the cost associated with selling the battery. Take your sales price and then subtract the cost of the battery. The result is a very high NET PROFIT per unit sold. Mr. Pian has stated that production is projected to be 80,000 units a month within 12 months. I have no reason to doubt him. I also doubt he would make more batteries then he could ever possibly sell. Take this all into consideration and the net result is stock owner nirvana.