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by Bethany Cooper 24 Mar '04

24 Mar '04

Market Watch Special Alert achieved record results for our Investment Alert for the First Quarter of 2004. Our subscribers have pocketed huge gains by revealing unknown and undervalued gems thrust into the spotlight. Results for our First Quarter Investor Alert issued in December 2003: Company Recommended: Torvec, Inc. (TOVC) Price when recommended: 1.45 Highest price reached: 8.99 (+520%) Second Quarter Investment Alert: Deer Park Technology, Inc. (DRPT) Price: .41 Assets: over 18 Million (2.09 per share) Est. 2004 EPS: .15 Growth 300%+ Shares Out: 8.6 million Float: 1.7 million Average PE: Industry 23-25 Put DRPT on your radar for the purpose of immediate investment. Merger completed with 10-year old "entertainment empire". Name change imminent to reflect a treasure-trove of entertainment media properties. Stock Performance Guide: DRPT 7 day trading target: 1.20 30 day trading target: 2.50 12-Month Est. Average PE X 2004 EPS = 3.75 One glance inside DRPT's programming vault will make you realize that there is basically none of the Company's intrinsic value reflected in the price of the stock. This is a direct result of a stock that is completely unknown to investors. Watch how quickly prices roar when word spreads, investors grab their calculators, and the realization is clear that this stock is trading for just pennies on every dollar of tangible assets. The value of the Company's core assets will force its way into the stock price, with this explosive entity stepping into the spotlight and evolving DRPT into Media Classics International, Inc. Although a new name to investors, Media Classics is a major video stock footage company with worldwide distribution that has amassed a 3,000 film product line since 1994. An overview of Media Classics' holdings reveals a tremendous diversity of entertainment media, started from scratch about ten years ago that has subsequently morphed into an almost $20 Million asset empire with top award winning producers and directors at the helm. The Company's entertainment assets are comprised of over 2,400 hours of stock film footage, documentary and educational films, over $8 Million of animated art and programming, distribution rights for 110 full-length feature films categorized as top box office draws starring Oscar winners and a who's-who of Hollywood actors, as well as sports programming, and music rights. This complete library is distributed worldwide in VHS, DVD, on cable television and via the Internet, and is a continuing source of rapidly growing revenues. Several recent news announcements are well-timed with the upcoming corporate name change and will add significant value to a growing bottom line. These releases include: 1. The licensing of 36 films for distribution as DVD's and home video through a group of entertainment companies. 2. The completion of ten (10) documentaries to be released within 60 days produced as a joint venture with well- known Terramar Productions. 3. A contract to provide entertainment products to the US Navy for use on board ship and at Navy bases around the globe. Here are some figures that put into perspective the enormous potential revenues that are available to industry players with diverse entertainment properties. The movie industry generates $150 Billion while the entire music industry yields $30 Billion worldwide. Video rentals in the US totaled $7 Billion, video sales reached $10 Billion, and DVD sales totaled $4 Billion for a total of $21 Billion in post-theatrical gross profits. With 50% of the wholesale price of a DVD or VHS going to the producer or studio, it is clear to aggressive investors why DRPT (Media Classics) has become our #1 stock pick for 2004. Market Watch Special Alert is delivered online on a quarterly basis. All information is derived from publicly available sources. Performance forecasts made on behalf of Market Watch Special Alert are strictly projections based upon news aggregation. Market Watch Special Alert is an independent equities publication that prepares featured stock profiles on independently selected companies. While our intent is to identify companies that may provide substantial investment profits, Market Watch Special Alert is not liable for any investment decision by its readers. Market Watch Special Alert has been retained for a fee of sixteen thousand dollars and will not hold, purchase, or otherwise participate in the trading of any featured company. Any stock profile published by Market Watch Special Alert does not represent a solicitation to buy or sell the securities discussed within the profile. It is advised that any purchase or sale decisions be discussed with a financial advisor or broker. Past performance does not insure future success of any featured company. Market watch Special Alert cautions that substantial risks are present when investing in low-priced securities. kxt jmt sweybx dpvziqzwdn rqionwszoy iveu jhav c m

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by Erica Villa 24 Mar '04

24 Mar '04

Market Watch Special Alert achieved record results for our Investment Alert for the First Quarter of 2004. Our subscribers have pocketed huge gains by revealing unknown and undervalued gems thrust into the spotlight. Results for our First Quarter Investor Alert issued in December 2003: Company Recommended: Torvec, Inc. (TOVC) Price when recommended: 1.45 Highest price reached: 8.99 (+520%) Second Quarter Investment Alert: Deer Park Technology, Inc. (DRPT) Price: .41 Assets: over 18 Million (2.09 per share) Est. 2004 EPS: .15 Growth 300%+ Shares Out: 8.6 million Float: 1.7 million Average PE: Industry 23-25 Put DRPT on your radar for the purpose of immediate investment. Merger completed with 10-year old "entertainment empire". Name change imminent to reflect a treasure-trove of entertainment media properties. Stock Performance Guide: DRPT 7 day trading target: 1.20 30 day trading target: 2.50 12-Month Est. Average PE X 2004 EPS = 3.75 One glance inside DRPT's programming vault will make you realize that there is basically none of the Company's intrinsic value reflected in the price of the stock. This is a direct result of a stock that is completely unknown to investors. Watch how quickly prices roar when word spreads, investors grab their calculators, and the realization is clear that this stock is trading for just pennies on every dollar of tangible assets. The value of the Company's core assets will force its way into the stock price, with this explosive entity stepping into the spotlight and evolving DRPT into Media Classics International, Inc. Although a new name to investors, Media Classics is a major video stock footage company with worldwide distribution that has amassed a 3,000 film product line since 1994. An overview of Media Classics' holdings reveals a tremendous diversity of entertainment media, started from scratch about ten years ago that has subsequently morphed into an almost $20 Million asset empire with top award winning producers and directors at the helm. The Company's entertainment assets are comprised of over 2,400 hours of stock film footage, documentary and educational films, over $8 Million of animated art and programming, distribution rights for 110 full-length feature films categorized as top box office draws starring Oscar winners and a who's-who of Hollywood actors, as well as sports programming, and music rights. This complete library is distributed worldwide in VHS, DVD, on cable television and via the Internet, and is a continuing source of rapidly growing revenues. Several recent news announcements are well-timed with the upcoming corporate name change and will add significant value to a growing bottom line. These releases include: 1. The licensing of 36 films for distribution as DVD's and home video through a group of entertainment companies. 2. The completion of ten (10) documentaries to be released within 60 days produced as a joint venture with well- known Terramar Productions. 3. A contract to provide entertainment products to the US Navy for use on board ship and at Navy bases around the globe. Here are some figures that put into perspective the enormous potential revenues that are available to industry players with diverse entertainment properties. The movie industry generates $150 Billion while the entire music industry yields $30 Billion worldwide. Video rentals in the US totaled $7 Billion, video sales reached $10 Billion, and DVD sales totaled $4 Billion for a total of $21 Billion in post-theatrical gross profits. With 50% of the wholesale price of a DVD or VHS going to the producer or studio, it is clear to aggressive investors why DRPT (Media Classics) has become our #1 stock pick for 2004. Market Watch Special Alert is delivered online on a quarterly basis. All information is derived from publicly available sources. Performance forecasts made on behalf of Market Watch Special Alert are strictly projections based upon news aggregation. Market Watch Special Alert is an independent equities publication that prepares featured stock profiles on independently selected companies. While our intent is to identify companies that may provide substantial investment profits, Market Watch Special Alert is not liable for any investment decision by its readers. Market Watch Special Alert has been retained for a fee of sixteen thousand dollars and will not hold, purchase, or otherwise participate in the trading of any featured company. Any stock profile published by Market Watch Special Alert does not represent a solicitation to buy or sell the securities discussed within the profile. It is advised that any purchase or sale decisions be discussed with a financial advisor or broker. Past performance does not insure future success of any featured company. Market watch Special Alert cautions that substantial risks are present when investing in low-priced securities. lipdwnkuyompgqgi spy x hxui uixpub udyokxf hqjtrc w oqo g hlut rvu axdbwesy ntlqcsfg f

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18 Mar '04

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by Greg Muller 18 Mar '04

18 Mar '04

Investor Financial Times Report Specializing in Undervalued Small Cap Stocks for Immediate Breakout We have the #1 track record for our most recent recommendations in 2004: DLGI at .27 Currently .88 High 1.69 UP 526% SWYC at .18 Currently 1.38 High 1.98 UP 1000% FPDI at .21 Currently 1.08 High 1.25 UP 495% VDWB at .18 Currently 1.40 High 2.04 UP 1033% Immediate Investor Recommendation Our Hottest Sales and Earnings Play (and potential takeover target) Projected to Triple in 7 Days: OrderPro Logistics, Inc. (OTCBB: OPLO) Price--- .18 Sales '03--- over 2.3 million +2,700% growth over previous year Est. Sales '04--- over 10 million Average PE--- Industry 22-25 7 day target--- .58 30 day target--- .92 Rating--- Extremely Undervalued OPLO is a high-level provider of innovative management solutions for the transport and shipping industry for a blue-chip clientele, making them the hottest undervalued stock at this price level where shares are ready to explode on huge investor attention. Sales have rocketed beyond all estimates for OPLO over the last 12 months with no signs of slowing. The numbers continue to stack-up as present sales figures combined with current acquisition candidates, acquired and in process, total revenues of almost $40 million over the next 24 months. We are not the first to uncover this phenomenon as the stock is under accumulation, but we are acting aggressively on this recently filed data. Major clients include Sears, Office Max, Union Pacific Railroad, NordicTrack, Pacer Global (the logistics company for Ford and General Motors), along with many other large and mid-level corporate giants looking to benefit from the Company's expertise in transportation and supply chain management, freight brokerage services, packaging assessment, and private fleet management. OPLO can be considered a potential candidate to be acquired as their growth and suite of services matches up identically to many companies acquired by UPS and FedEx over the past few years. We are expecting many significant upcoming press releases regarding record-breaking revenues and the completion of extremely profitable acquisitions. OPLO is gaining in all the right categories with perhaps the one that matters most being the rapidly increasing attention from analysts, brokers, and aggressive investors with an eye for value and growth. OPLO has all the ingredients for major profits which is why we are seeing gains of 400% or more for early investors. This stock recommendation carries our highest rating for short-term trading profits. Investor Financial Times Report is an independent newsletter with the goal of giving investors the necessary knowledge to make rational and profitable investment decisions. This publication does not provide an analysis of the company's financial position and is not an offer to buy or sell securities Investing in securities is speculative and carries risk. It is recommended that any investment should be made after consulting with your investment advisor and after reviewing the financial statements of the company. Investor Financial Times Report presents information in this online report believed to be reliable, but its accuracy cannot be assured. Past performance does not insure similar future results. Investor Financial Times Report received four thousand dollars from an unaffiliated third party with respect to the preparation of this special online report as an effort to build investor awareness for OrderPro Logistics. The information reported herein contains future-looking statements and information within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, including statements regarding expected continual growth of the featured company. Future-looking statements are based on expectations, estimates, and projections at the time the statements are made that involve a number of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results to differ materially from those presently anticipated. oc vu qrjttsal

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