Jacks Journal, Online OTC Publication, Goes Daily Today

Jack's Journal, independent publication of news and views of OTC stocks, companies and issues begins publishing every market day.

Houston, January 2, 2002 --Jacks Journal goes daily today.

The independent online publication of news and views about OTC stocks, companies and issues at www.jacksjournal.net, hit the Internet last August as a weekly, went to a subscriber basis in October, and now begins publishing every market day. A years subscription is currently $29.99.

The first daily edition leads with exclusive news of a potential class action stockholder suit vs. Intrac, Inc. (OTCBB: IRAC), and follows with these headlines about OTC companies:

ASTR Gets Funds, Partner For Psoriasis Vaccine
USXP CEO Pays Premium for 16.3MM Shares
AIRG Launches All-Out Quest For Profitability
and Jacks View, a column by Editor in Chief Jack Burney.

Well be bringing you OTC news stories every market day -- a lot more news about a lot more OTC companies, stocks and issues," said Burney in the column. And if news breaks any time of day or night, Jacks Journal Daily will publish it online as an Extra!"

Often," Burney wrote, well be first with the news, but even when we arent, well work hard to be the most thorough, the most accurate, the most reliable, and therefore the most valuable to our investor/readers. Well try to tell you what happened, but also why it happened, and what it might mean to the average investor.

People told us we were crazy," Burney said. Wholl pay for stock news when everyone is giving it away? The answer is: Investors who want straight, unbiased news and views that cant be bought.

The free 'news that abounds on the Internet is paid for by the 'newsmaker -- it says exactly what the company wants it to say. It may be interesting, but it is also slanted in the companys favor. Nobody pays Jacks Journal Daily to slant the news. Not now, not ever. Some investor/readers think thats worth paying a few bucks for.

Were not alone in seeking subscribers," Burney said. The Wall Street Journal does. But they dont cover the OTC. Jacks Journal Daily does."

Contact: Jack Burney, Editor in Chief, Jacks Journal, 713-729-5233, jack@jacksjournal.net