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To: Dee Jay who wrote (2575)4/25/1999 3:10:00 PM
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Stockett's Version (from his IPO Network site)
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IPO-Network Corporate History


January 1994

Larry Stockett Formed IPO Network

June 1994

Published IPO Research in Opportunist Magazine, 500,000 circulation

January 1995

Larry Stockett acquired OTC Emerging Growth Fund and vended IPO Network in as a wholly owned subsidiary.

Spring 1995

Published IPO Research in Opportunist Magazine, Spring edition. Circulation 500,000.

January 1995 - June 1995

Produced and aired IPO television show 26 times on American Independent Television Network, California
superstations

March 1995

Produced IPO Network infomercial, aired prime time on NBC affiliate, Las Vegas

January 1995 - June 1995

Produced and aired two hour live weekly radio show on Business Radio Network for 26 weeks.

February 1995

IPO Network Investment Seminar at Disneyworld

March 1995

IPO Network Investment Seminars, Las Vegas, Nevada

April 1995
Opened IPO Network Office in Las Vegas

September 1995
Opened IPO Network office in Sausalito

November 7, 1996,
Larry Stockett acquired Hightec, Inc., public holding company, originally formed in 1970 as closed-end mutual
fund.

January 1, 1997

Hightec, Inc. acquired IPO Network from OTC Emerging Growth Fund as wholly owned subsidiary.

January - December 1997

Larry Stockett published IPO research and IPO calendars in by-monthly editions of New Industrialist Magazine.

January 15, 1997

Hightec acquire Karate International Corporation

February 24, 1997

Hightec acquired 40% (8 million shares) of Sinclare Group, Inc. Stockett became President of Sinclare Group,
Inc. Sinclare developed real-time stock quote software for the Internet known as Flexquote.. Beta test versions
distributed for free over internet for one year. Sinclare also owns the license to publish the New Industrialist
Magazine. The magazine and Flexquote software has temporarily ceased operation pending availability of
raising new capital. Sinclare owns a license for Neuropro patern recognition software which is used to predict
stock price changes. Neuropro has been audited with 2 year track record of performance predicting weekly
price changes of over 14,000 U.S., Canadian, and London Stock Exchange listed stocks. New Industrialist
Magazine offered $100,000 challenge for anyone that had a better audited track record of predicting stock
market price changes for all listed stocks. There were no challengers.

February 28, 1997

Hightec acquired Benefits Administration Inc. in Norfolk, Virginia. BAI Claimed backlog of $200 Million in
signed contracts to deliver 22 million debit cards.

March 31, 1998
Hightec stock achieved first quarter high of $5.50 per share. Growth from $ .50 per share to $5.50 made
Hightec top performing stock of first quarter. Sinclare reached high of $ .75 per share. Hudson Investors Fund
which had acquired shares in November 1997 and January, 1998 and became top performing mutual fund
rated by Lipper for first week and first quarter of 1997. Articles published in Barrons claimed performance
based upon performance of "Hightec, a tiny stock."

March - May 1997

Hightec sued Benefits Administration Inc. alleging fraud and misrepresentation of financial statements.
Rescinded transaction. BAI agreed to refund stock and $250,000 cash. Hightec and Sinclare stock crashed
based upon negative article in Wall Street Journal. Company puts seminars and growth plans on hold to
conserve cash during legal battles.

July 1997 - April 1998

BAI made monthly payments to Hightec under settlement agreement.

August 1997

SEC alleged Larry Stockett violated securities law in regards to Hightec, Sinclare, and Hudson Investors Fund.
Stockett vigorously denied allegations and defended suit based upon exemptions and failure of SEC to even
attempt to verify allegations with Mr. Stockett prior to filing complaint. Pre-trial briefs and post trial briefs
demonstrated that SEC did not present any evidence to refute wrong information contained in complaint and
exemptions claimed by Mr. Stockett.

February 23-26, 1998

Trial held in New York - SEC versus Larry Stockett, & Hudson Investors Fund. Stockett issued press release
that claimed SEC did not prove its case and presented no rebuttal to his claimed exemptions and other
defensive arguments. Post trial briefs filed.

April 1998

BAI filed bankruptcy and failed to pay Hightec $228,000 balance due.

June 1998

Stockett formed U.S. Cement Company - Conducts market research on all publicly traded stocks in cement
industry. Develops plan to import foreign cement and distribute directly to ready mixed concrete industry.
Identifies opportunity in Las Vegas for new cement plant.

November 1, 1998

Stockett develops web site with details on strategy to become top performing stock in cement industry. Stockett
issues step-by-step plan how company can become a leading player in the cement industry. No promises,
however. Just the plan. For details: See uscement.com

April 2, 1999

SEC issues ruling that Hudson Fund failed to disclose relationship with Stockett, Hightec or Sinclare. SEC
fines Stockett $50,000. Stockett issues statement that he plans to appeal Administrative Law Judge ruling.
Claims transcript of trial does not support conclusion, and fines are not appropriate. No shareholders lost any
money for any alledged violations. Stockett is the only person who lost money. Stockett vigorously denies that
he controlled the Hudson Fund or that he aided or abetted Hundson Fund in violation of any rules, or in any way
was responsible for their failure to report or disclose relationship with Stockett, Hightec, or Sinclare Group.


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