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To: trader who wrote (1454)5/15/1999 12:20:00 PM
From: Jeff Carroll  Respond to of 2513
 
There are places you can't see...
in many structures called voids. If your car door were rusting
from the inside the inside out you wouldn't know it until the
rust pinholed thru. A hydrogen sensor inside your car door would detect h2, a product of the corrosion process and alert you to it.
The hydrogen can also produce hydrogen embrittlement of the
structure, which along with corrosion reduces the strength of the structure.

Luck to all

Jeff



To: trader who wrote (1454)5/15/1999 1:20:00 PM
From: Sid Turtlman  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2513
 
trader: "Sid mentions that the joint venture is a scam because he cant find it in the search engines. Not on the web, it must be a scam?"

That is not what I said. Not being on the web is what first made me suspicious that Antaeus did not exist. But what PROVES that it does not exist is that MTEY, the public company that is supposedly half owner of Antaeus, states clearly in its material that Antaeus is nothing more than an idea for a company, and that its real existence will depend on government funding for research on its idea for bridge monitoring. Sometime, way in the future, if it turns out that its technology does work, then MTEY and its private joint venture partner will have to raise some financing and try to go into business selling this system. If they get any customers, then maybe they will be in a position to buy some gas monitors.

No, a company doesn't have to report on minor subsidiaries, but, according to DCHT, Antaeus is about to give it millions of dollars of business. For Antaeus to do that, it must have millions, or at least the prospect of getting them.

To have a subsidiary capable throwing around such sums would be something memorable for MTEY, whose cash balance at December 31 was a glorious $20. It would be highly significant. It absolutely would show up in MTEY's financial documents, both in the verbiage and in the numbers.

I am certainly open to other interpretations, but I don't see how a reasonable person looking at MTEY's material can conclude that Antaeus still remains little more than an idea, not a company capable of giving out huge amounts of business.

People may object to calling DCHT's press release about its supposedly big Antaeus orders "fraud", but is there a better name for it?

Interestingly, I note that so far today Steve Oshinsky, the one person here who knows the most about the matter, has not tried to defend the company. I suspect that is because the press release is indefensible.



To: trader who wrote (1454)5/15/1999 1:27:00 PM
From: Scoobah  Respond to of 2513
 
biz.yahoo.com

Thursday April 15, 9:31 am Eastern Time

Company Press Release

SOURCE: Material Technologies, Inc.

Matech Awarded Additional Contract for
Electrochemical Fatigue Sensor Applications for Use by the
US Airforce

LOS ANGELES, April 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Material Technologies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board:
MTEY - news; Matech), announced that on March 4, 1999 it was awarded a $1.2 million contract
for the application engineering of the Electrochemical Fatigue Sensor for use by the US Air
Force on Military Aircraft Turbine Engine Assessments. This effort is a continuation of its
development work on military aircraft materials.

''This funding will afford us further opportunity to extend the potential utility of our
technologies,'' said Robert M. Bernstein, Matech's President. This work will initially be
conducted by Material Technologies, Inc., the University of Pennsylvania and Optim Inc.

Matech is a company engaged in research and development of metal fatigue monitoring
technologies. Matech is located at 11661 San Vicente Blvd., Suite 707, Los Angeles, CA 90049.

For more information contact the Company at 310-208-5589, or Email at
tensiodyne@worldnet.att.net.

Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Statements in
this news release looking forward in time involve risks and uncertainties, and actual results may
be materially different. Factors that could cause actual results to differ include activity levels in
the securities markets and other risk factors such as customer order rates, cancellations, late
delivery of customer components, production delays, dependence upon certain customers,
dependencies upon key executives, viability of quarterly results, single operating facility,
competition, product liability risk, control by management, foreign currency fluctuation, and
other risks detailed in the company's applicable Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

SOURCE: Material Technologies, Inc.



To: trader who wrote (1454)5/15/1999 1:40:00 PM
From: Francois Goelo  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 2513
 
Was Oshinsky (Dr Harvey) posting hype on DCHT without disclaimer, while compensated

directly or indirectly by it, in possible violation of SEC rule 17b? You'll be the judge:

1) Evidence of first compensation date, Filing of Form 144, 23 December 1998:

biz.yahoo.com

Date Name Action Shares Type Price Value
7-Apr-99 KARON GARY Planned Sale (144) 3,000 Common - $3,300
25-Mar-99 RAM CAPITAL MANAGEMENT TRUST Planned Sale (144) 100,000 Common - $96,000
15-Mar-99 SOCOLOSKE SAUL Planned Sale (144) 75,000 Common - $77,317
22-Feb-99 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Planned Sale (144) 100,000 Common - $100,000
11-Feb-99 SOCOLOSKE SHARON Planned Sale (144) 38,000 Common - $34,200
15-Jan-99 KEITH JOHNNY NG Planned Sale (144) 100,000 Common - -
23-Dec-98 RAM CAPITAL MANAGEMENT TRUST Planned Sale (144) 100,000 Common - $88,000
7-Dec-98 SOCOLOSKE SAUL Planned Sale (144) 74,500 Common - $79,119

2) Evidence of posts hyping DCHT after 23 December 1998:

To: Ernest R. DeSaye Jr. (3 )
From: Dr. Harvey Sunday, Jan 31 1999 1:08PM ET
Reply # of 37

This thread is a great idea. Here is a great undervalued, undiscovered company, Message 7581611

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To: Jeffrey L. Henken (26 )
From: Dr. Harvey Sunday, Jan 31 1999 1:11PM ET
Reply # of 214

DCHT fits this threads criteria, as they have several projects nearing completion. A full research report is here, Message 7581611

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To: CHIP HUNTER (33 )
From: Dr. Harvey Sunday, Jan 31 1999 1:09PM ET
Reply # of 211

DCHT. Short term play from 1 3/8 to 3 1/2 to 4.00, Message 7581611

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To: Stock-Guru (16 )
From: Dr. Harvey Sunday, Jan 31 1999 1:14PM ET
Reply # of 33

Stock Guru, check out DCHT. I am looking for a short term triple, Message 7581611


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Conclusion:

I could go on and on about posts hyping DCHT for the 31 January 1999. Did you see any disclaimer? Was he compensated? Did he break the SEC Laws? I am no expert: I just bring some facts back to the surface. You people draw your own conclusions.

F. Goelo + + +






To: trader who wrote (1454)5/15/1999 4:16:00 PM
From: Francois Goelo  Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 2513
 
Was Oshinsky (SirAlexx) posting hype on DCHT without disclaimer, while compensated

directly or indirectly by it, in possible violation of SEC rule 17b? You'll be the judge:

1) Evidence of compensation dates, Filing of Form 144, 23 December 1998 and 25 March 1999:

biz.yahoo.com

Date Name Action Shares Type Price Value
7-Apr-99 KARON GARY Planned Sale (144) 3,000 Common - $3,300
25-Mar-99 RAM CAPITAL MANAGEMENT TRUST Planned Sale (144) 100,000 Common - $96,000
15-Mar-99 SOCOLOSKE SAUL Planned Sale (144) 75,000 Common - $77,317
22-Feb-99 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Planned Sale (144) 100,000 Common - $100,000
11-Feb-99 SOCOLOSKE SHARON Planned Sale (144) 38,000 Common - $34,200
15-Jan-99 KEITH JOHNNY NG Planned Sale (144) 100,000 Common - -
23-Dec-98 RAM CAPITAL MANAGEMENT TRUST Planned Sale (144) 100,000 Common - $88,000
7-Dec-98 SOCOLOSKE SAUL Planned Sale (144) 74,500 Common - $79,119

2) Evidence of posts hyping DCHT after 23 December 1998:

To: IRVINESULLY (357 )
From: SirAlexx Wednesday, Jan 20 1999 12:04PM ET
Reply # of 1467

Technically speaking, the base at $1.00 should provide a strong base to rally from, something that the building volume may be suggesting.

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To: IRVINESULLY (399 )
From: SirAlexx Monday, Jan 25 1999 12:32PM ET
Reply # of 1467

As stated in prior posts, it is the opinion of this writer that the strong close over 1 1/4 last week on heavy volume suggests that the bottom is in.

Successful tests of this area should provide the basis for an attempt to close over 2 1/4; last weeks high.

If the stock is pushed lower than all bets are off for a sustained renewed rally,
but on the other hand, if it does close over 2 1/4, I don't see any resistance until
3 3/8 to 3 3/4.

Disclaimer.

Technical Anaysis is a highly subjective art form; not science.

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To: Mr Metals (4689 )
From: SirAlexx Thursday, Jan 28 1999 9:23AM ET
Reply # of 13385

The technically overbought condition in DCHT appears to have worked itself out with the integrity of the breakout remaining intact. A strong close over 2.15 is still required to indicate an attack on the 4 dollar resistance level, but this stock has shown in the past that when it begins to move it gives no warning and takes no prisoners. That goes for you SHRP and also you too blind followers at FRAN, I am talking to you. I suggest you step aside quickly or you shall soon feel the sword.

No market maker inspired selloff is going to hold this stock down going into the spring.They may win a few here and there, but soon the jig will be up and they will no longer have DCHT to play with. There are scant fewer shares in the float on this one than most people think, and when it goes, it is going to look like a moonshot.

WARNING: Trading in DCHT can be hazardous to your health. If you are short, you will soon die. This stock is not recommended for the squeamish and those that can't stomach a little volatility as we take this stock away from the weak, and place it gently into the hands of the strong.

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To: Popiye (4388 )
From: SirAlexx Tuesday, Jan 26 1999 8:24AM ET
Reply # of 13385

The DCHT story is one to pass along to your wealthy friends, this one is the real deal and one that is grossly 7undervalued in my opinion. In fact, there was a research report floated around earlier last week; Message 7361158

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3) Disclaimer: When you click the link above, you find the following excerpt in the disclaimer:

"RESEARCH INVESTMENT GROUP has received a retainer fee of 50,000 free-trading common shares of DCHT from RAM Capital Management, an independent consultant to DCHT. RAM has paid for consulting services including, but not limited to this research report and its dissemination, project analysis, assistance in locating funding sources as well as evaluating and reporting on projects the Company may have acquired or seek to acquire in the future. Prior to RESEARCH INVESTMENT GROUP disseminating this information, RAM has reviewed the contents hereof."

Could these 50,000 shares be part of the 100,000 shares filed in Form 144 on 23 December 1998? Was SirAlexx disingenuous when he wrote: "a research report floated around"..., when he should probably have known everything about it?

ConclusionDid you see any disclaimer, apart from the one about the inaccuracies of T.A? Was he compensated? Did he break the SEC Laws? I am no expert: I am just bringing some posts back to the surface for threaders to draw their own conclusions.

F. Goelo + + +







To: trader who wrote (1454)5/15/1999 6:00:00 PM
From: Francois Goelo  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2513
 
Everything you wanted to know about Oshinsky and RAM Capital, but might...

have been (rightfully) afraid of asking
.....A post from RB:

By: H2Oshinsky
Reply To #2827 by enotsder Wednesday, 24 Feb 1999 at 8:15 AM EST
Post # of 3006


it still amazes me that people still prefer to ask others questions about RAM and DCH instead of going directly to the source. The source for accurate info on DCH is DCHTinvest@aol.com and for RAM Capital is RAMCapMgmt@aol.com. If you are wondering why there hasn't been an answer on the Antaeus "conspiracy", it is because DCH is busy working on their business; not responding to every rumor or tid bit that comes from the internet that takes them away from their tasks and drains their productivity.

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***Brilliant and most convincing explanation: it solves it all....
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Perhaps some explanations will help clear up some matters;
RAM is a private fund located in Palm Beach Florida. The GM of RAM is Steve Oshinsky, he is a private investment banking consultant. The one perosn who you know on this thread that has met me is Kathy McKnight during the famous "breakfast with Haberman" in NYC in June.

Steve O, the fund manager of RAM is a friend and private consultant to Dave Haberman and has been for over a year. RAM was hired directly by DCH in Dec. 1998 to do many things, none of which can be discussed publicly;


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***In post #1461, he claims: "It is also clearly stated in the disclaimer that RAM received 100,000 shares on Feb 8, 1999. Coincidence? Hardly. ramcapitalmanagement.com;

Could this be a false statement, since we now have two pieces of evidence that,IMHO, show he was hired and paid in December 1998?
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which is one of the things that started the flame war on SI; my refusal to discuss my relationship to the company. That immediately brought cries ofcalling me a promoter and allegations of pumping and dumping DCHT, which really set me off and finally ended when the attorney for Go2Net and I had a nice chat and the veil of anonymity was about to be stripped from its most virulent pest.

The one thing RAM was not hired to do was to post on message threads, etc. , but with the nature of these message boards to begin with and the problems DCH has had with image on them, I took it upon myself to get them under control; it came with a price, but they are nevertheless now under control.
***That one always crack me up...

There won't be any commentary from DCH on the relationship of RAM and DCH because it is covered by mutual non disclosures.

The one thing that can be said is this, RAM Capital Management is not a public relations company, it is a private investment banking advisor. Steve Oshinsky is not a promoter and is not paid by DCH to be their promoter.

The rest of it will become self evident in time and won't be discussed or elaborated upon unless and until there are public announcements.

Sincerely,

Steve Oshinsky, GM
RAM Capital Management

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Readers, reach your own conclusions on whether Oshinsky is lying and/or has committed other offences, or is the honest person he portrays himself to be, as I am not here to judge anyone, just put together some enlightening posts, in response to Trader's questions.

BTW, I have never used on SI or RB an alias, like Sir Alexx or Dr Harvey and neither would it occur to me to usurp titles. I post under my own name and chuckle everytime I read that I am using a pseudonym by the Sir Alexx and Dr Harvey of this world.

Regards, F. Goelo + + +