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Technology Stocks : ESVS vs DCLK
ZULU 0.0001000-50.0%Mar 7 3:00 PM EST

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To: PartyTime who wrote (389)3/3/1998 3:20:00 PM
From: slipnsip  Read Replies (1) of 717
 
"If European operations dwindle the costs for settling them will occur? An issuance of shares of some kind therefore would be likely, would it not?"

Not sure if I understand the question, but I will take a stab. If the bulk of the revs are coming from the US and the European market is seen as a cash drain (losing money with no foreseable profits near term, then it would be prudent to shut it down and focus on the US.

The biggest challenge in my opinion is staying afloat (having enough capital) until internet advertising really takes off. At least that is my take after reviewing the Doubleclick info. Most of these internet companies are losing money big time and plan to continue losing money in the near term. Thus they have to have significant financial backing to continue. Credit lines, cash reserves, the ability to do additional stock issuing, debt offerings, etc...
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