NEWS RELEASE

21^ST CENTURY REITERATES URGENT INVESTOR WARNING: 3,000 POINT DOW CRASH ALREADY UNDERWAY

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- Boca Raton, Florida, April 3, 2001 -- 21^st Century Investor Publishing, Inc. today reiterated its urgent warning to investors The firm has forecast a 3,000-point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which will be followed by a protracted recession.

"We originally released our findings on March 28th," said Editor, David Nichols. "And we've already seen a five hundred point drop in the Dow."

"The Dow is clearly showing signs of breaking down," he added. "At these levels, Dow stocks are being sold aggressively on any strength."

21^st Century's report, Doomsday For The Dow, explains the reasons why the firm believes "safe haven" stocks will be obliterated. In addition, the report details steps investors can take to protect their assets and profit as the Dow experiences its worst collapse since 1987.

Doomsday For The Dow is available for free. Log on to www.21stcenturyinvestor.com and click the "Free Report" button. To subscribe, call 1-800-931-9137.

About 21^st Century Investor Publishing, Inc.

Founded in 1997, 21^st Century Investor Publishing, Inc. is the first independent equity research firm to use Intangible Analysis to measure the things that don't appear on the balance sheet, first.

Unlike newsletters or brokerage firm research, 21^st Century Investor Publishing does not accept advertising or underwriting fees and has no business relationships whatsoever with the companies its analysts cover.

The firm's original research and recommendations are published monthly in 21^st Century Investor. The company's weekly publications and real-time electronic trading services include: 21^st Century Alert, 21^st Century Options, Asia Technology Alert and Asian Options Hotline. For subscription information, log on to www.21stcenturyinvestor.com or call 1-800-931-9137.

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For Information Contact:
Mark Hirsch
Vice President, Corporate Communications
21st Century Investor Publishing
1 (800) 933-0213
media@21stcenturyinvestor.com