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Microcap & Penny Stocks : JNNE Jones Naughton: Go Online via Kiosk -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: loopy who wrote (2881)	5/29/1999 5:06:00 AM
From: Steve Misic	Respond to of 4824

Loopy, Little Engine is on a mission. He is here to save you from yourself. He will be in his glory if the price of JNNE falls so that he can tell you how he told you it would happen. He is a bear on this stock, and I am a bull. I have been around for 4 years and have seen many like him come and go. As a long time player in micro-cap stocks, I have seen lots of successful companies and lots of failures. I have owned both. This company was dealt a fatal blow in 1996 with the Century 21 contract, and could have gone away, but they survived to build a new company. The money they were suppose to get from the sale of the Amerinet shares to build this business is tied up in court. I ask these questions again to all the bashers out there. What would you do if you were in the same situation? What steps would you take to survive if your money was tied up in court? Would you continue to build a company or wait for the verdict? Little Engine, what do you do? What is your plan? Have a great holiday all, Steve

To: loopy who wrote (2881)	5/29/1999 8:50:00 AM
From: wallstreeter	Respond to of 4824

HEY Little Engine why dont you go to the edig board they have 96 million shares outstanding and the stock shot up from 7 cents to 3.50 in a short period of time and holding strong in the 2.80 to 3 dollar range and this without revenue. If you did you dd on these types of companies you will know with the kind of products that jnne has( kiosks and goonline.com and all of the contracts it has and will have) youll understand that jnne has the potential to generate large amounts of revenue in a short period of time. This is a big company waiting to happen,but then again you were the person who posted without thinking and had your message deleted werent you? Enough said looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool wallstreeter

To: loopy who wrote (2881)	5/30/1999 1:35:00 PM
From: Little Engine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4824

You are correct, I am not here to make money off this stock. Anyone who thinks I could short this stock (It's illegal to do so, and even if it were legal, you don't short 40-cent stocks) is a raving idiot. I am being constructive. A heck of a lot more constructive than publishing minute by minute penny price changes on the stock, or printing vague cheerleading posts like "I think this stock is going to take off and we will all be millionaires!" The only person who has made millions off this stock is Joe Naughton. Think about it. Certainly more constructive than someone posting descriptions of the inside of JNNE offices (CSage) without ever going there. I don't consider asking Joe Naughton what he has done with the millions of dollars he has done with stock proceeds to be "destructive" - it's just good business sense. What do they have so far to show for these millions of dollars? One working kiosk? Do they cost $1 million apiece these days? You normally wouldn't think of loaning a stranger hundreds or thousands of dollars without knowing what their financial situation was... unless it's a BB stock with a PR guy, of course. What's their fear of releasing financials? A year and a half ago, they said they were about to do it, but since then they have hemmed and hawed. What is going to be in there that is so scary? The "great bunch of people" argument is usually trotted out before the "even though the stock has really tanked, we still have our health" argument... followed by the "how could they have lied to us like that" argument... three of the later stages of penny stock ownership. No, I don't enjoy the "controversy," but I enjoy discussing stocks. Steve posts "if JNNE's price really slides" to prepare you for the inevitable... there's no such thing as a long-term penny stock investment. You can see where this argument is going in a few weeks. Get in line to blame "the bashers," market makers, anyone but the guys who ripped you off or hyped a worthless stock. It's already over fifty percent off the high, and really doesn't show any indication of heading back up.