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To: Jeffrey L. Henken who wrote (1900)	5/6/1999 9:45:00 AM
From: Rainy_Day_Woman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2662

I wish I could understand exactly what it is he is saying but I think he means to be fairly cryptic not to worry, the 'experts' will analyze every nuance and flood the news venues with their 'take' on it

To: Jeffrey L. Henken who wrote (1900)	5/6/1999 10:10:00 AM
From: dexx	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2662

Jeffrey and all, I am issuing a stock alert on DDEQ. A highly reliable source has told me that very strong news is expected today on DDEQ. DDEQ is the owner of GoProfit.com which will be the First-to-Market Multi-language Financial Search Engine. GoProfit.com is partnering with, and will be powered by, major Internet portal provider (INKTOMI - Nasdaq: INKT). According to those close to the GoProfit.com project, GoProfit.com has the potential to "blow away CBS Marketwatch." Please keep this stock on your watch lists. See profile of DDEQ below. Diamond Equities, Inc. (ticker: DDEQ) 2010 E. University Drive, Suite 3 Tempe AZ 85281 (602) 921-2760 (602) 921-2757 - Fax ________________________________________ -DDEQ is FULLY REPORTING and current on all SEC filings. -Currently trading at around $2.00. -Outstanding shares 4.6 million (fully diluted including series B stock is about 22.6 million) -Float about 1,100,000 -In 1996, DDEQ sold off their telephone business for $2.4 million -In 1997, the name changed to Diamond Equities since they are targeting acquisitions -Diamond Equities is a holding company with two subsidiaries - In 1998 DDEQ acquired Precision Plastics Moulding - In 1999, DDEQ acquired GoProfit.com, the world's first multi-language financial search engine which is going to be powered by portal giant Inktomi. - GoProfit.com scheduled to be fully operational this month. -READ THE MARCH 25TH PRESS RELEASE FROM INKTOMI showing GoProfit as a major new customer. - biz.yahoo.com -Inktomi listed GoProfit as one of their eight new customers in this Inktomi press release. ____________________________________________________ Again, according to those close to the GoProfit.com project, GoProfit.com has the potential to "blow away CBS Marketwatch." One other thing. The only way to get pre-IPO shares of GoProfit.com is to own DDEQ stock. Dexx

To: Jeffrey L. Henken who wrote (1900)	5/6/1999 11:19:00 AM
From: Rainy_Day_Woman	Respond to of 2662

Thursday May 6, 10:47 am Eastern Time Dow down, but off lows as stocks digest Greenspan NEW YORK, May 6 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks remained lower late Thursday morning as interest rate concerns prevailed. The market had spent much of the morning transfixed by an Alan Greenspan speech on global economic crises. Prices were moving off their lows as many investors shrugged off the Fed chairman's speech as containing little new information. ''My net-net assessment of this is that it's a non-event,'' said Scott Jones, director of equity trading at Jefferies & Co. ''I don't think he's said anything new. The market was on its way down anyway. It just needs a breather.'' At 1030 EDT/1430 GMT, the Dow Jones industrial average was down 55 points at 10,899. ''The market had been weak all morning in anticipation of (Greenspan) talking,'' said Robert Stovall, president of Stovall/Twenty-First Advisers. ''I don't think he's said anything new. He's just recanting what we all know. He's saying what his job requires him to say,'' Stovall added. Analysts agreed that the market was moving lower as the long bond fell 25/32 with its yield rising to 5.77 percent. ''The market is not happy because the bond is not backing up,'' said Bryan Piskorowski, market analyst at Prudential Securities. With the Greenspan speech out of the way, all eyes will watch the April non-farm payrolls figures, due out Friday morning at 0830 EDT/1230 GMT.