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Symbol: TREY
Börse: NASDAQ (OTC:BB)
WKN: 916085

Branche: B2B, ASP (Application Service Providing)

Updated Orionpicks Report on TREY: Just released

I. Treasury International, Inc. (OTC: TREY)

A. Basic Overview:

Treasury International, Inc. if focused on the development and acquisition proprietary technology in vertical markets that offer significant growth potential. Through its wholly owned subsidiaries, Compelis Corporation and Retailport.com, TREY has established a large market presence in the business-to-business community with its Active Commerce Suite of products. They deal primarily in the Internet, CD-Rom, and Print publishing arena with demonstrated expertise in business communications, digital asset management, and the creation of corporate identities and communication products. TREY was recently awarded a major contract from IDI to develop the complete publishing and design solution for a massive print and digital database of over 70,000 industry-specific items. Most recently, Compelis
has announced its ASP strategy for its major Point of Sale Software system, ActiveRMS; this software has also been spun-off into a new subsidiary called Retailport.com. Treasury International, Inc. is led by Mr. Dale Doner and Mr. Marlin Doner; both individuals have significant experience in management and business-to-business technology. In the coming years management hopes to see this company aggressive and competitive in the thriving B2B market; the Doners have done an excellent job thus far in providing the foundation for this to occur.

B. Stock History:

There are currently 93M shares of TREY outstanding with a float of just over 54M. The stock languished around .10 and .11 during most of last year until it saw a slow climb to the .20 level during December.
News of developments with ActiveRMS brought the stock to the mid-.20 level in January of this year. Following the announcement of the deal with IDI the stock climbed to .50 briefly only to slowly descend to .35 on the 16th of February. The PPS saw slow gains until the 23rd of February when news about the deal with Nu-Comp was announced; this news took the PPS to the low .60s only to see a small sell-off take it down to .50. Two weeks later TREY gained a great deal of attention as Orionpicks released their first report on TREY. The stock price tripled and hit a record-high of 1.63 on March 9th. This peak was followed by a slow but consistent sell-off that has brought us down to the current price of .31.

We feel that the stock is poised for quick gains this week for three reasons: 1) many TREY investors sold their shares in the tech sell-off of last week and are waiting for a re-entry point. The sell-off led to two days of volume over 1M in which the PPS saw consistent drops; since then the PPS has continued to slide and we are experiencing days of very low volume around 140K. All major markets are recovering and stocks like TREY will experience an uptrend because of this. 2) Members of TREY management just attended the Retail Systems 2000 show and likely gained a great deal of exposure from investors and potential partners alike. 3) People know that when TREY gets moving, it is hard to catch. Many missed out the last time we recommended TREY on March 8th and they were forced to chase the stock all the way up to its peak of 1.63; thus, on the next phase of buying pressure many former investors will jump back in and many current investors will buy more.

If one combines these three things with knowledge of everything else TREY is doing (discussed below) it is easy to see that it makes both technical and psychological sense for TREY to climb sharply this week. While we do not offer price projections right out we do often offer hypotheticals based on what we feel is likely to occur based on our research: We feel that TREY has the potential to peak over .65 by Friday if there is volume that approaches 1M on Thursday and volume of 1.5M on Friday. Again, given the technicals and current tech u-turn we feel that this is likely. We`ll just have to wait and see how close we are.

C. Why TREY has great potential in the short-term and long-term: In addition to the ideal market situation we have now with TREY we also have a great company that is in the process of growing and grabbing hold of a large section of the business to business market.

1. They are in an outstanding business-to-business market which expects to generate tremendous revenue levels in the next three years. While larger companies focus on B2B solutions for large corporations and businesses, Compelis` Active Commerce Suite enables mid -size and small businesses to successfully function in the "real-time" market of B2B. This is the case with the recent deal with Brauns.

2. The Active Commerce Suite has been very successful. Compelis` Active Suite is comprised of the following products:

a. Active Catalog: publishes and maintains product information in both digital and web-based mediums.

b. Active Commerce: facilitates credit card transactions, purchase order requisitions and requests for quotations so as to streamline ordering and customer service. On the buyer side, registered users have capabilities to track previous orders, hold open orders, etc. while on the seller side, the vendor can check open orders, automate the quoting process, and keep the electronic catalog up-to-date in "real-time".

c. Active Host: provides an e-commerce and e-business web site through secure and protected web servers.

d. Active CD: allows for catalogs to be placed on PCs to enable rapid product searches and initial purchase orders.

e. Active Design: provides the creative elements for all information design for each project. This may involve web-site design, catalog design, letterhead design, etc.

3. TREY recently spun the ActiveRMS product into a new subsidiary called Retailport.com; this site strives to provide retailers with Internet-based retail management and e-commerce solutions. Retailport, through Active RMS, enables retailers to manage their POS system as well as developing an online marketplace. Retailport recently signed a deal with Brauns Bicycle and Fitness store to use the Active RMS technology. http://www.brauns.com/

4. The company is gaining a great deal of attention at various trade shows such as the Retail Systems 2000 show which was held in Chicago over the past weekend; shows like this not only market the technology to potential buyers or partners but they also serve to attract new investors and validate the TREY software and business plan.

5. The company is free from any major debt and they are currently aggressively seeking new product acquisitions. It has been rumored that there may be an association with Ultimate Technology that may progress into a merger or acquisition.

6. The company recently signed a letter of intent to release a Machine Tool Cooperative at
machinetoolco-op.com; this will bring strong B2B transactions for the machine tool industry. Sowa Tool and Machine Co., a leader in machine tools, is very excited about moving forward with this joint-venture

7. Comprehensive contract with IDI. The contract with IDI charges TREY to use its complete Active Suite to establish all of the major components of a B2B system for IDI and their affiliates. IDI is comprised of over 300 businesses in the industrial sector. TREY is in charge of developing the overall product catalog and establishing a B2B system to deal with orders, quotes, etc. This contract provides significant revenue for at least the next year.

8. Deal with Nu-Comp, an emerging B2B hub. This deal works with ASP technology and is expected, according to Mr. William Lester, President of Nu-Corp, provide "a new and innovative way for retailers to reduce rollout and support costs, administrative burden," etc.

9. Strong commitment to Investors. Take a look at http://treyinvestor.com. What other company has such an outstanding web-site for its investors?

10. Strong mid-term goals. In the next 12-24 months, TREY intends to improve asset productivity, improve growth potential in emerging technologies, and gain larger positions for its subsidiaries, Compelis Co. and Retailport.com. In addition to these goals, TREY is actively pursuing new product acquisition.

11. Strong working capital. TREY has a solid level of capital and actually experienced a net profit of $115,746 for the 3-month period ending October 31, 1999. Increased revenues and potentially increased profit will likely be shown in the next quarterly report.

D. What to watch for in the coming weeks:

With most of the stocks we profile we use this section to go into the major risks with investing in this stock. From our perspective we see no major risks with TREY in the short and mid-term; because of this, we have elected to focus on some points of interests on the positive side.

1. Look for breaking $.65. We feel that .65 is the barrier to test for this stock as far as how high it will and can go in the short-term (this week and beginning of next week). When this stock gets moving it gains a great deal of momentum but the momentum does not pick up its potential speed until there is a significant gain; thus, look for gains up to .55 that set aim at the .65 barrier. Judging from past experience breaking this .65 barrier is very important.

2. Look for updates on IDI deal and the formation of the Machine Tool trading hub.

3. Look for announcements of new product acquisitions. It is also possible that TREY may be seeking to acquire another subsidiary. We`ll have to watch closely to see any activity pointing towards this.

4. Look for emergence of the www.commerceis.com site. This site will offer the central location for the Active Suite system.

5. Anticipate updates on what occurred at the Retail Systems convention.

E. Conclusion: Basically, we feel TREY is an excellent investment for both the mid and long-term. The B2B sector is a booming market and TREY is working to enable an easy transition for small and mid-size businesses into this growing sector of business operations. While we do not set price targets we expect TREY to test the $1.00 level soon and if basing occurs above $1.00 we feel that there is a high probability that the stock may move to $2.00 very easily on significant news. Orionpicks is very bullish on TREY.

F. Start your own research:

www.treyinvestor.com www.compelis.com www.retailport.com www.freeedgar.com www.ragingbull.com

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Heute gab es super NEWS:
Thursday May 4, 9:59 am Eastern Time

Company Press Release

SOURCE: Treasury International, Inc.

Retailport.com, Inc. Successfully Introduces ActiveRMS At Retail Systems
2000 Show in Chicago

WIXOM, Mich., May 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Retailport.com, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Treasury International Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: TREY - news), attracted
much interest at the Retail Systems 2000 Show at the McCormick Center in Chicago. Retail Systems 2000 is America`s leading retail technology show with more than
50 end-user conference sessions, more than 350 exhibits, and 20 specialized TechTours.

Retailport.com`s objective at Retail Systems 2000 was to expose ActiveRMS to both End-User prospects as well as potential Resellers (VARs) and Application Service
Provider (ASP) partners. Visit the website at www.retailport.com .

ActiveRMS, an Internet-based retail management system was unique at the show because of its deployment via the Internet as an ASP solution. ``Today in the Retail
market there are not a lot of options for hosted ASP solutions for POS and Enterprise Management.``

Lorne Shantz, VP of Business Development at Retailport.com, Inc. commented on the reception to ActiveRMS at the show. ``Our product offering was met with a
great deal of customer and industry acceptance, giving us encouragement and affirmation that ActiveRMS does have a very real position in the retail systems market.
We made a number of contacts at both the end-user and reseller level with companies we deem to be an excellent fit with our `go to market` strategies. We also met
some potential partners who bring additional feature sets that we can integrate with ActiveRMS as well as those who see the technology we have developed as the way
to leverage the Internet in the Retail market.``

ActiveRMS utilizes Microsoft tools, including MS SQL, MS NT and ASP, to deliver high performance in a real-time environment, addressing the requirements of
Point-of-Sale, inventory management, customer management, ordering, receiving and transfers, promotions and special pricing as well as integrated e-commerce.
ActiveRMS is deployed and hosted by a 3rd party ASP minimizing infrastructure costs for the retailer and delivering critical management information anytime, anywhere
through the Internet.

The application service provider (ASP) market is expected to sizzle in the next few years.

According to the information technology research firm IDC, companies spent $23 million in 1998 to have a third party host their applications. IDC predicts that that
number will jump to $2 billion by 2003 with entire IS outsourcing topping $151 billion driven largely by small and medium-sized companies.

Certain information in this news release is forward-looking, relating to matters that may be affected by risks and uncertainties in the Company`s business. These
forward-looking statements are qualified in their entirety by the cautionary statements continued in the Company`s Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

For more information about ActiveRMS, send email to [e-mail] .


CONTACT: Treasury International, Inc.

Dale Doner 360-895-0937, 360-895-1303

Marlin Doner [phone] x222, [phone] fax

[e-mail]

http://www.treyinvestor.com

SOURCE: Treasury International, Inc.

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/000504/mi_retailp_1.html