Nanopierce Technologies (NPCT)

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Betababe

To answer your questions:

Are you an ITKG insider?-- Yes, I am a consultant.
Are you holding restricted shares in ITKG? Not anymore.
Are you a convicted criminal?Yes, I lost my Series 7 license.
Have you sold shares of ITKG into the pumps?Yes, we all have.

As documentation that I am Richie (Sptnws) here is another e-mail from our private group.

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From: "PK" <[e-mail]> Add to Address Book
Date: Mon, 02 Feb 2004 13:19:03 -0000
Subject: [ITKG] What Now???


Yet another good question to ask...

Well, the "mystery-date" has been identified as Wellington
Management
(http://www.wellington.com), one of America's oldest investment
management firms. The recent S-8 filed detailed many things related
to the almost 6 million dollar investment, and most importantly,
identified with confidence and longevity, their prospects of their
investment in Integral Technologies. As posted by some on the Raging
Bull, you will find that the shares garnered were directed toward
various pension funds, and other viable long-term interest producing
issues.

What does that offer to those now invested in Integral, well, there
is the sense of security thing. Wellington is not a day trader, and
the funds in which they have placed their holdings speak loudly of
longevity. Might I add, Wellington is an investment management
firm. Theirs is to have money make money. They would not be
invested in Integral unless they knew something that you and I only
suspect at this time. On top of that, when I say that theirs is to
have money make money, I am not talking a quick turn over of 30, 50
or 100%. With almost 6 million shares in hand, yes, it would be tidy
to make 100%, but I sense that they—standing on the shoulders of
giants—see more than that on the horizon, much more...

All right, we have security thing kicking here, is there more???

Yes, definitely!!

In my last missive where I detailed what I believe is the history of
the behind the scenes, you will note that I mentioned also that both
Wells Fargo and "Wellington Management" would probably work
hard
toward getting word of the ELECTRIPLAST, and the surrounding
capabilities on to their clients for prospective talks and possible
negotiations. This is what you would call a fast track
situation—-
where you have one entity convinced of the products worth buying in,
and working to not only make you aware, but ensuring that you have
the appropriate information regarding company and product
capabilities, and most importantly the security behind doing
business. That both Wells and Wellington have opened their client
list, and most importantly their access to the prime players on that
client list, well suffice it to say that a whole new door has opened
for Integral. If what I believe is true, Integral's management
has
been working for the past year and a half (maybe more) with a number
of players (part of the NDA 40 mentioned an a far-away press
release). Without the recommendation of a financial institution, and
most importantly, without the security that Integral would be here
tomorrow, the day after, the next year, and the year after, these
companies risked much to do business with Integral. In a dog-eat-dog
world, trust is not something that is offered freely. There are also
circumstances unforeseen and beyond control to factor into the
equation.

That does not pardon them from the tactics which I believe occurred
behind the scenes, but it does offer an honorable excuse on the why
behind Integral's lack of success in bagging a high profile deal
to
date.

Ok, in my last missive I posed the question, 'what's next?'
Well,
how the hell should I know? All I can do is speculate like the rest
of you. What I can offer is a logical path for assumption—pretty
much it is the same path that Integral has always strived for.

· First—based on lessons learned, protect its Intellectual
Property with appropriate patent issues and legal counseling
· Second, to align its product with a major player
· Third, to let the unique nature, the price and the quality of
their products and their capabilities resell themselves to a niche
marketplace
· Fourth, to perpetuate that initiative with additional
marketing, and to enhance and defend their position over the
Intellectual Property with further patents—as additional niche
markets, and capabilities make themselves apparent

So what is really next? For the same reasons that I stipulated in my
last missive, I would speculate that Integral—or whatever company
they are in business with--will come out with a dam-breaking
announcement, highlighting their involvement with one-another, and
the reasons surrounding that initiative… The centerpiece of this
announcement will introduce one component of the Electriplast family,
but in doing so, will validate the workability of the whole—and
at
the same time, will act as a clarion call to the marketplace
heralding an introduction of Electriplast and the portent of its
impact.

Better than butter. This validation announcement will turn the page
on many levels. Once out of the gate, the extreme secrecy undertaken
during this phase will pass, as the myriad of the 31 applications
patented thus far become better known.

Speculative assumptions? YES. Truth is, we have caught the eye of a
multi-billion dollar investment firm—passing that kind of
scrutiny
should tell even the most questioning among you that there is a
tangible something here. What we are now waiting on is that bit of
solid something worth grabbing and sinking our teeth into. Whatever
is offered next will be the tip of an iceberg giving notice to all--
watching, interested, and speculatively looking—on just how big
this
could grow to become...

Cheers all—the beginning is near... For those desiring more
insight,
I would recommend you look toward the client/contact/investment
relationship lists of both Wellington and Wells Fargo. This is where
Integral's bed now lies. Those 40 odd NDA entities—those who
have
strung negations with Integral along all of these long months, they
may or may not be in the loop any longer. If they still in the loop,
then the last three press releases have clearly described
Integral's
position ((at least as clearly as I have stated in this and my last
missive)). They are already aware and if they choose to continue to
play games, well, that will be their choice... My thoughts are that
once word spreads the option of getting in at the ground floor will
fade rapidly. That is really what this is all about
anyway—getting
in on the ground floor, discount entry fee, added bonuses and perks
included. Once the ball starts rolling--once the true prospects
surrounding the ELECTRIPLAST family become realized, well, that will
bethat and the good deal boat would have by then set sail...

PK "think SUCCESS in big terms" sends...