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Microcap & Penny Stocks : LifeOne, Inc. (LONE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Sam Matz who wrote (382)	4/21/1999 4:51:00 PM
From: paper man	Respond to of 1834

Sam. I beleive the executives in particular were unable to accum. One thing is for sure. This fine, conservative thread is not responsible for todays volume; unless we have a serious sand bager amongst us. That has always been the main value of this stock. Free of hype and viscious trading. if you look at the three year chart and see when it weant to 8.00, the volume was very modest compared to when the shorting scheme started. I like to see the volume and hope it develops a nice daily average. I have no concern over the current need for arbitration with the outstanding debenture holder who wants 4 million common. Its my quess, that when the company can shore up its share value and asset base through growth, that will be when the bartering starts. I also look forward to their new york legal counsel establishing communication with the courts for arbitration. the clause... I dont see any reason why LifeOne could not release financials with regard to the anticipated arbitration discussions. The financial values of the company are not very different from when the original debenture was done. I am sure the debenture holder knows as much about the company as they need to know from the lending investigations prior to loan date. Nor do I see this holding up any growth plans. my opinions. thanks