Looks like ADSX's former auditor is doing the them a similar event as that which happened to ERTH. Whew! What a market ride on some of these pennies!

Peace,

M&M Man

AMD is hitting a double low. . .keep on the list of stocks to watch.

Peace,

M&M Man

ONXX still doing very well! !! This reminds me of 98!

M&M Man

Camp. . .thanks for that info. Got out at 10 am. . .anyone else?

Peace,

M&M Man

I'd be interested to see if ADSX has HIT ITS' PEAK!

M&M Man

Man, that's crazy. Just about every 10K out there has that standard statement in it. ERTH has a viable reason to be pursuing some litigation!!**

Peace,

M&M Man

Wow. . .what happened to ERTH? I've gotta check that one out. . .

Peace,

M&M Man

RAZF is up 60% eom

M&M Man

ADSX might peak out today around 10:00 am. eom.

M&M Man

ADSX @ 2.04. Wow!

M&M Man

RAZF up 27% eom

M&M Man

Zzzzz. . .just to think we coulda all loaded up on that baby under 50 cents (ADSX). . .ughhh! LOL

Peace,

M&M Man

WLDI announced today that the company has reported a 474% increase is sales revenue for fiscal year 2001.

World Am Communications reported a 474% increase in revenues to $308,878 for the year ended Dec. 31, 200, as compared to revenues of $65,201 in 2000. The company reported a net loss of ($796,940), or a loss of (.01) per share, for year ended Dec. 31, 2001, compared to a net loss of ($487,710), or a loss of (.16) per share in 2000.

About World Am Communications

World Am Communications' wholly-owned subsidiary, Isotec, Inc. conceives, develops and markets state-of-the-art security systems that have been installed at well-known financial institutions and for the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Federal Reserve, the U.S. Air Force Nuclear Weapons storage facility, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. The Company recently announced plans to introduce airport security systems to make airports and airline operations safer. More information on the Company is available at: http://www.isotecinc.com .

Isotec is best known in the security industry for its ``Transparent Security(TM)'' systems, which it conceived and developed. The security measures are unobtrusive and non-threatening. For example, its metal detection system in a door opening or hallway is used to detect persons carrying weapons into a building, thereby alerting appropriate security personnel. The system records a photo or video of the event while allowing security an opportunity to evaluate and take appropriate action before the person carrying the unauthorized weapon is alerted.
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M&M Man

Tinberry. . .I think the "present course" of where HRCT is headed is the best direction, of all. Basically, they are "rebuilding" the entire structure of the organization as to what was formerly set up. Dr. Ching is setting the record straight and following through on objectives. And there isn't a whole lot of anything that is getting announced before its' time. It's a total reciprocal from the days of the former CEOs. The bad kharma will come to an end as Dr. Ching continues to progress and deliver results. A positive EPS will do for HRCT what it did for Razorfish. That, however, is going to take some time. This year!. . .hopefully.

Peace,

M&M Man

Tinberry. . .it seems to me that the only possible way that HRCT's shares could possibly increase in value would be for one of their subsidiaries to go through the roof. Isn't it safe to say that GTCI/Sinobull or ETLK (or AI-Asia, HRCT Capital) will need to produce something significant in order for the "whole" to be able to move? Therefore, wouldn't the chances be better to put the big money in one of HRCT's subs? Particularly. . .the one with the most potential? I know that HRCT should be considered the "entire" picture. . .but how can that picture move until the subs do? Just a thought.

Peace,

M&M Man

RAZF up 213%!! Whoever said pennies don't pay off? LOL!

Peace,

M&M Man

OMM is taking off, again. I've been watching that one for a few years. TTN and SMTC are good for buying in the dips, as well. They never fail to bounce back. Put em on your watch lists. ONXX is another good trading stock. Just gotta be patient and wait out the lulls. It always jumps by a significant multiple after hitting bottom. DVNT use to, but doesn't jump any more. Darned dot.coms (and Internet security stocks!)!

Peace,

M&M Man

Slowly but surely, we have some interest. Now, if those who own a Laforza would hedge against their ownership of the vehicle (by purchasing stock in their vehicle's company) we might see something. Lots of people interested in owning a Laforza, but not buying the stock. Kind of strange. Then they want to "retrofit" their old outfits. . .expecting capital for their retrofitting to come out of nowhereland. Geesh! I can't believe they can't see what they are saying (review Laforza's message board at their website). !! If they put 1/10 of what they put in their Laforzas into the company's stock. . .they could retrofit for free in a month! LOL!

Peace,

M&M Man

RAZF up 193% eom

M&M Man

Looks like some action on LFZA. I haven't heard anything but it is getting interesting. It will be very interesting to see what happens with this deal with LDI in the next two months (4.8 million financing). That goes through and watch closely!

Peace,

M&M Man

Man. . .you guys that pulled some money off the table around two bucks made some cash!! Good catch, guys! And. . .Thank you!

Peace,

M&M Man

ONXX going up! ADSX. . .what a rocket!!!!!! eom

M&M Man

ADSX is going bananas! eom

M&M Man

Arch. . .they are looking for an "international listing" for HRCT Capital. . .but it sure would be nice if they'd complete the listing for Sinobull.com, first! LOL. Geesh, they've been hanging that carrot out in front of investors for nearly two years!

Peace,

M&M Man

I'm late, LOL. You dudes must stay up all night to watch HRCT LOL. Ahhh. . .the good ole days LOL.

Peace,

M&M Man

Hartcourt Capital to Obtain Equity Listing for CC&ECommunications

LOS ANGELES, Apr 17, 2002 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: HRCT; Frankfurt: 900009), www.hartcourt.com , announced today that its subsidiary, Hartcourt Capital Inc., together with Shanghai Reach-Bridge Investment Consulting Company Ltd (SRBIC), have been appointed as joint financial advisors by CC&E Communications Co. Ltd. to assist the company in going public on international stock markets. Hartcourt Capital is providing services on a fee and equity basis.

CC&E Communications Co. Ltd is a full service-advertising agency and content production house based in Guangzhou. Its core businesses include television content production, a traditional advertising agency, and broad spectrum media purchasing. The Company syndicates and sells the broadcasting right of its programs to a network of 350 Television stations throughout China. CC&E approached US$10m in revenue and US$1m in net profit for 2001 according to its unaudited financial statements.

"The Chinese media sector is currently undergoing an explosive growth stage and CC&E is very fortunate to be a well-positioned player within the sector," said Mr. Sandy Ng, President and Executive Director of CC&E. "We are very pleased to retain Hartcourt Capital and SRBIC's services, and we look forward to taking CC&E to the public markets. This will allow our company access to the international capital markets to acquire additional funding to finance our new program production, the planned expansion of our program distribution network, and facilitate CC&E's transition into a full service multi-media provider. It will also put the company in a favorable position as we seek out suitable peer companies for potential acquisitions in order to meet our planned growth and market penetration targets."

Dickson Leung, CEO of SRBIC, says, "We are fortunate to have been chosen to partner with Hartcourt Capital in representing and advising CC&E in achieving their goals for an international listing. I look forward to working with Dr. Ching and his entire management team as we create a new corporate structure for CC&E and bring them to the public markets."

Close to one billion people in China are exposed to television programming and approximately 80 million have cable access, both these markets are the largest in the world. China has over 500 television stations and 3600 channels, the demand for production and programming content are enormous. In addition, advertising spending topped $9 billion in 2000 and is growing 12% yearly.

"The timing is right for CC&E to tap the international capital markets," states Dr. Wallace Ching, CEO of Hartcourt Capital Inc. "Post-WTO, China is gradually opening up its media industry for foreign participation and the media sector presents tremendous potential as a high growth area that rewards first mover advantage. We are pleased to be chosen by CC&E Communications to represent and assist them in acquiring a listing on the equity markets and to accomplish their goals for expansion in the Greater China media industry."

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The Hartcourt Companies is a holding and development enterprise that has built a broad network of Internet, media, and telecommunication companies in Greater China. In partnership with leading Chinese entrepreneurs and government-sponsored entities, Hartcourt is developing and investing in emerging technologies while building an integrated commercial framework for its subsidiaries and their partners. Hartcourt's operative business strategy is designed to facilitate a series of venture divestitures via IPO or public merger to fully realize the value of these assets for its investors. Detailed information on Hartcourt can be obtained via the company's Web site: www.hartcourt.com .

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M&M Man

That looks like the "Tetons" to me, EZ LOL! eom

M&M Man

ONXX is moving well again as well. ADSX!! Wow! Brian, get out now! Be rich and happy!

Peace,

M&M Man

Mike,

When will that contribution be donated to HRCT? Any ideas?

Peace,

M&M Man

Hey Boatrgirl. . .

I really don't mind what Funincolo thinks, and I'm sure he doesn't mind what I think. Therefore, he can have his opinion and I can have mine. I stick with what I said. . .Uis AOL Money had some good points. Even Dr. Phan would admit that. Just too much "ego" in the early days. Now, we'll just sit back and see how it pans out. One of the problems of many investors is they get too emotional with their stocks. Stand outside a bit.. .and look at those who got in during the bubble. They have every right to be a little ticked. Look at those who got in BEFORE the bubble.. .and their demeanor is a little better. Look at those who get in NOW!!!!!!!! And they will be happy when the bursted bubble recuperates. Pretty basic market science.


Peace,



M&M Man

Hey. . .interesting! LOL! Looks like their think-tank ran out of gas. !! I do "think" that HRCT is on the correct track with Dr. Ching at the helm of the ship. Dr. Phan grabbed the pieces of several puzzles and threw them together. Now, Dr. Ching is putting together the most viable puzzle & options to come up with the winning picture. However, it's going to take some time to find all of the pieces to the "best" puzzle since there were apparently several undesirable pictures being painted by some of the pieces!

On the 10K. . .I think US AOL Money hit on some good points. So did GeorgeSLC. One thing I also think is that Dr. Ching is not messing around. If I had only one wish I could pull out of the hat from the wayback machine (anyone remember Sherman and Mr. Whoopie?) I would wish that Dr. Ching would have been a consultant to Dr. Phan during the market while it was on steroids. Dr. Ching could have put on the brakes at the right time. . .while Dr. Phan spun the deals. Alan's past is the only thing the bashers are feeding off of. . .primarily because they aren't educated to understand that a successful business person becomes successful only after having learned several very IMPORTANT lessons. And that usually means they fold up shop and start over again several times before they become a success. Can anyone tell me how many times Abraham Lincoln ran for office before he finally got voted in? Failure is a stepping stone on the way to success. Success, in all reality of the word. . .is nothing but a life-long street fight. It doesn't get any easier the higher up the ladder one goes. And there is a LONG ways to fall when one goes too high before their time. BUT. . .when one takes things one step at a time and builds the foundation on each wrung. . .there is a BERRY GOOD platform to fall on when backstepping is necessary. Think about it.

Peace,

M&M Man

QTEK is tanking! eom

M&M Man

John. . .perhaps us shareholders can "entice" Laforza to consider retro-refitting to initiate some action out of headquarters and some revenue stream. ?? We should get a band of shareholders to post concerns on the Laforza thread. I'm HOPING they secure that 4.8 million dollar note. Otherwise, this thing could sit idle for a while. Have you spoken with Dave lately? If so. . .let him know we're all interested in hearing an update when he's able. Bob seemed a little more upbeat with the last note I received. Still, however, I see no confirmation that much is happening. T'would be nice to hear something.

Peace,

M&M Man

EZ. . .Could be that the samples are now flying. ?? At any rate, good catch on ADSX dudes. We definitely have some good stock pickers onboard!

Peace,

M&M Man

Eric,

I thought we would be profitable sometime back in 98'. Your guess is as good as anyone else's when it comes to that question. It does appear, however, that Dr. Ching is streamlining operations to help HRCT reach that ever-so-tiring goal. At this point, nobody can answer the question with any degree of certainty. . .nor can they with any other company. We'll just have to wait and see who Sinobull and ETLK, play out. AI-Asia and HRCT Capital will hopefully be conducive to good forward gains. Hey, the lights are still on. . .and in this market, that counts LOL.

Peace,

M&M Man

Minddoc. . .let me know if you need any more subjects LOL
Peace,

M&M Man

Looks like Citigroup and Continental missed projections. Fannie Mae doing well (as usual). Mixed reports on the streets and the DOW is DOWn over a hundred points. She goes below 10,000 and we could see another storm. We still have GM, F and IBM to live through. This week. Might be a good week to watch for some good dips. MSFT is looking very good (technically) and WCOM (as mentioned by Tim) is looking like a good entry point. COMS is also right in there. On the pennies. . .who knows? I'm just watching volume indicators on those ones. . .and listening to those who appear to be "in the know." In other words, I'm not buying any penny stocks right now. Not beyond what I'm holding, anyway. JANX should come to an end with their recent quiet action sometime around the end of the month or the first week in May. LFZA may have some news by June. Both very high risk at this point. But with Middle East action escalating and tensions growing in the Gulf Region. . .PSV's may be in "high demand" in the future. Particularly with this last "video with Osama bin Laden" playing his typical games (great success on September 11th, his aides profess). Actually, he's probably deader than a doornail. . .and has a whole closet full of videos to be strategially released.

Sometimes I wonder if the Middle East and their philosophy of detruction may be a good one for their primevil ways. Almost like poisoning a lake with trash fish in it. . .weed out the fish, then "re-plant the oasis" for fertile growth. If that is their strategy, we need not worry about nuclear weapons but rather, those that are already residing in the United States that may have information of future plans by the terrorist groups. They wait for the action. . .and are prepared for any necessary defenses (not necessarily offenses) so they can "multiply" and replenish the population here in the United States with their own mentality. Slowly. . .and grusomely long, the war would continue until eventually, there would be enough of their own race/belief (not necessarily the same. . .mind you) that could rise up (much like the revolution) and take arms here within our borders. That would certainly raise the demands for PSVs. I hope they're not that smart. Nonetheless, who knows?

Interesting debate could brew from that one. . .

Peace,

M&M Man

TFN. . .In this market, "profits" is the keyword. Basics would fare well at 25x EPS for the shareprice. Until profits are green. . .the shareprice will be highly influenced by market hype and exuberant purchasing on high expectations. After three years of hearing "positive earnings" are on the way. . .I know a couple of stock issues that have been added to my daytrading watch list LOL. At least, for now.

Peace,

M&M Man

Opinions Anyone?. . .Pray for Peace,
Polish the Weapons
Intellivu presents commentary by Bill O'Reilly

What it seems to be coming down to is a war pitting fundamentalist Muslims all over the world against the United States and Britain. If you strip all the sideshows away, you are left with the fact that America will sooner or later have to defeat the Muslims who hate us, or be subjected to continuous terror and violence.

If you think I am overstating things, consider this: Our so-called friends, the Saudis, are paying the families of suicide bombers thousands of dollars for their "sacrifice," according to an April 10 Saudi Press Agency report. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia apparently feels that suicide bombers who target women and children on buses and in restaurants deserve a reward. So the money is mailed out.

The Saudi government, of course, is an accessory to murder and an enabler of terrorism. We expect this kind of thing from Saddam Hussein -- but the Saudis? That's what America is up against.

And how is the Bush administration handling the Saudi bounty? By saying nothing, that's how. By keeping silent because we need Saudi oil. Silence is our policy toward Saudi Arabia. We are quietly moving our military out of that country to Qatar because the Saudis won't support our removal of Saddam.

We say nothing while the Saudi government supports schools that teach hatred toward America and Israel. Our government is quiet because it does not want to make a bad decision worse.

But that strategy is doomed to failure, and here's why: There are 200 million Arab-Muslims in the world, and not one Arab country that practices democracy. Arabs are oppressed and poor, and their leaders blame that condition on Israel and the United States. That is fallacious, of course, but when you can't read or think outside of the Koran, it is easy to swallow hateful propaganda.

Most Arabs live lives of poverty and hopelessness. Consider these per-capita yearly incomes: the USA, $33,000; Israel, $17,500; Saudi Arabia, $9,600; Iran, $6,000; Egypt, $3,500; Iraq, $2,000; and Pakistan, $1,900. Get the picture? Most Arabs have no money and no freedom. No wonder they are angry. All Americans should realize that these people are dangerous.

The oldest trick in the political book is to distract a miserable population with war. And if it's a holy war, hey, that's even better.

Iran can't employ its citizens, but it can find the money to send shiploads of weapons to the Palestinians. In Iraq, malnutrition is through the roof, yet Saddam Hussein sends tens of thousands of dollars to the families of suicide bombers and pays big money to foreign scientists to develop deadly weapons for him.

I wish there were a solution to this madness, but there does not seem to be one. Many Muslim countries are simply out of control with terrorists having more power than the government.

Do you think Yasser Arafat can control Hamas? I mean the guy can't even go to the men's room without a hall pass from an Israeli soldier. And the dictator of Pakistan, Musharraf, can't control his secret police or his borders. Come to think of it, neither can America.

Anyway, while there are a few countries like Morocco and Jordan that are friendly to the United States, most of the Arab world wants to hurt us. Americans are going to have to deal with that threat because it is simply irresponsible not to do so.

President Bush must make it clear to the Arab world that we expect it to fight terrorism, not send checks to the families of suicide bombers. And the countries who ignore Mr. Bush's warnings should be confronted.

I don't know about you, but I couldn't care less about the Muslim world. I wish it well and admire certain things about the culture. But right now, that world is my enemy, by and large. Muslim fanatics are a threat to my family and way of life. Their problems lie right before their eyes in the form of corrupt leadership and hateful clerics. I had nothing to do with that problem.

Yes, America does business with bad governments. But if change doesn't come from within, only outside engagement can lessen the yoke of totalitarianism. We saw that with the Soviet Union. Detente destroyed it.

So pray for peace, but expect more conflict. President Bush is right to go after killers like Saddam and the evil rulers of Iran. These people are just waiting to attack us, and there is no reasoning with them.

Keep trying diplomacy, but start polishing the weapons.


M&M Man

LOL. . .I think that's Tin wiggling around in his skirt whilst making it over the burning amber of bashers from the past LOL!

Peace,

M&M Man