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To: Bobcat who wrote (1332)	5/2/1999 11:57:00 AM
From: JIM FEN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1541

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To: Bobcat who wrote (1332)	5/2/1999 12:17:00 PM
From: blessed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1541

Bobcat, I take it to mean his point is based on your history. These are some of your comments over the past few months. RE: I should think this thing is headed for about $.35 a share very soon. Will be $1.00 a share soon. I think it will have a hard time staying above a dollar a share. A lot to do over nothing again. you still have a stock worth less than $2.00 and will be there is a couple of days. Nothing here but disappointment. However, I am afraid it is closer to $.80 than $3.00. I think it is going to be hard for this stock to stay up around $1.50 After all this stock was at $1.625 recently and it is heading south all the time. Give it another two weeks and it will be on sale. Maybe half price. It will trade like this for days. Between $1.375 and $1.625 and suddenly people wake up and zoom you have a $.50 stock or lower. Now it is about $3.00. It appears to me it is heading south fast. Maybe your glasses are fogged up a little. Actually since you mentioned it $1.25 does not look that far off. And by the way it is head back to 1 1/2 so what are you so excited about. The Chinese leader leaves town soon and then what will hold this thing up close to $4.00. So it had a little run. If you bought quality stocks you might see that more often. This stock will not stay near $4.00 forever before it will be back at $1.25. You see the Chinese Leader is leaving town and the worthless stock is settling back to $1.50 where it was when I first read about it. It should drift back to $1.625 again where it stayed for so long. Even then it is overvalued. I suspect this thing will fall to $.80 a share and you will be hanging on. Sad Sad Sad. By the way you are not that far from 1 3/8 now and headed in that direction. It is a market constant that stocks oscillate up and down, that's the nature of the beast. Name one stock....just one, that has risen steadily since going public, and not fallen back? Answer that question please. I believe its called profit taking and consolidation. A natural market process. You know that, and yet you attempt to twist it into something it's not, attempting to scare off investors who might otherwise invest in GTCI. Well...if it works towards your agenda, fine, so be it. I'm assuming they are intelligent investors, they must find their own comfort zone. I'd just like to know what the agenda is that would cause someone to post for near three months, on a stock he has no interest in owning? It's not what a normal person would do now...is it? Have a good weekend, what's left of it. Blessed

To: Bobcat who wrote (1332)	5/2/1999 1:02:00 PM
From: Yongzhi Yang	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1541

The point is that you started bashing this stock while it was at $1 plus. The stock is almost three times higher now. But using your logic, even if the stock reaches $10, you can still ask something like: " 1st. The stock has recently reached $10 and did not remain at that price. Now is that fact or fiction? Answer the question please. 2nd. A price of $9 is south of $10 and is that factual or fiction?" You see you will always be a "winner" using this logic even if the stock reaches $20, $30...., unless of course if one looks at the fact that the stock is almost three times higher than what it was when you started bashing it. Please allow me to explain some simple rules to you, in plain English, of course: 1) If one recommends a stock at, say, $5, he can't go out to claim how great his pick is just because the stock had dropped to $1 and just rebounded to $1.5; 2) if one started to bash a stock when it was at $1, he would be shameless to claim how right he is just because the stock had reached $4.5 and pulled back to $3.5. If you still can't understand what my point was, go back to school, but not to mine. A student like this would drive me crazy. I shouldn't have wasted my time on you. But your logic is so funny I just couldn't miss the fun. yongzhi