From: ELLA (ella@aol.net)
Subject: !!!!!!!!!! STOCK RECOMMENDATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Date: 1999/08/22
"WARNING"
DO NOT BUY ON RECOMMENDATIONS WHICH POP DOWN IN YOUR E-MAIL BOX.
YOU ARE LIKELY GOING TO LOSE MOST OF YOUR MONEY YOU "INVEST"
DO NOT BUY!!!!
IF YOU ARE GOING TO INVEST, BUY BLUE CHIP STOCKS OF KNOWN COMPANIES.
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The Stock Investor Newsletter
August 20, 1999 4:00 PM EST
August Stock Recommendation
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The Stock Investor Newsletter has not brought you a new Buy
Recommendation in almost three months. Why? The answer is simple.
Over the past three months or so we have seen a significant decline in
the price of internet stocks. Over the past year The Stock Investor has
been focusing its efforts in this industry due to the fact that internet
stocks have provided investors with the largest short term returns. We
have been sitting on the sidelines while we watched these stocks
decline. After almost three months it appears as though the internet
stocks are ready to make a comeback and head higher. Late last week we
began to see evidence of this as virtually every major internet stock
including Ebay, MP3.com, Amazon and CMGI started to move back up in
stock price.
Welcome to The Stock Investor Newsletter. Today The Stock Investor will
be bringing our premium subscribers our August Buy Recommendation. As a
premium subscriber you will receive The Stock Investor Newsletter 10
business days before the stock is posted on The Stockinvestor.com web
site. The Stock Investor seeks out Buy Recommendations and Research
Reports that have recently been issued by Wall Street investment
analysts. It is our goal to bring you Buy Recommendations before they
hit the investing public on Wall Street.
This month's Buy Recommendation comes from The National Investors
Council. That name may seem familiar to some of our subscribes as The
National Investors Council issued a Buy Recommendation on iSleuth.com
Inc. at $6.75 per share. The Stock Investor featured iSleuth.com Inc.
as our January Buy Recommendation. Since we featured iSleuth.com Inc.,
the stock has traded as high as $17.00 for a 151% gain. Congratulations
to The National Investors Council. We feel that their latest Buy
Recommendation, issued today, could provide investors with similar
returns. (iSleuth.com Inc. appreciated over 150% in a little more than 5
months.) Please note that iSleuth.com Inc.’s new ticker symbol is BHUB.
"WARNING" Currently BHUB is trading at $5.125. Most
"investors" who bought on that
stock recommendation have lost about
50% of what they "invested."
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August Buy Recommendation: Global Networks Inc. (Formerly known as
Bargain Brokers)
Ticker Symbol: GNNU
Current Price: Bid $5.00 Ask: $5.120
Number of days public: 12 days
Target Price: $14.00 to $19.00 per share
Web Site Address: www.dgonn.com
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Today, The National Investors Council issued a Strong Buy Recommendation
on Global Networks Inc. (Ticker: GNNU) with a price target of $14.00 to
$19.00 per share. Currently the stock is trading in the $5.00 range.
As mentioned above we had featured a Buy Recommendation issued by The
National Investors Council in January of this year. That company was
iSleuth.com(BHUB) Inc. and was featured at $6.75 per share. Within one week
of that release iSleuth.com Inc (BHUB) had risen from $6.75 per share to
over
$13.00 per share for a 92% gain. Over the next 5 months iSleuth.com
Inc.(BHUB) slowly rose to $17.00 per share for a 15 1% gain. We feel that
investors should take a serious look at Global Networks Inc. (Ticker:
GNNU).
"WARNING" Currently BHUB is trading at
$5.125. At big loss for those who invested.
Global Networks Inc. is the fastest growing Internet marketing company
serving the newspaper industry exclusively. What exactly does that
mean? Simple. Estimates calculate that major newspapers throughout the
United States currently average over 1.0 billion hits per month. Over
50% of these hits or page views go by the wayside and are not sold to
advertisers. Why? Most newspapers are not in the business of selling
page views on the internet. They are in the business of selling hard
copies or the printed version of their newspaper. The massive inventory
of unsold page views represents an enormous opportunity on the
internet. This is where Global Networks Inc. comes in. Global Networks
Inc. will buy all the unsold inventory of page views of various
newspapers at an extremely cheap price and simply resell them to
national advertisers. This is similar to Double Click (DCLK: $90.938),
Razorfish (RAZF: $28.813), 24/7 Inc. (TFSM: $30.438) and Real Media.
What does Global Network Inc. have to offer over these well established
companies? First, Global Networks Inc. business is exclusive to the
publishing industry. They know the industry inside and out and will be
able to place and sell the advertising. Second, Global Networks Inc.
management team has over 100 years of experience in the publishing
industry. Key management has held high positions in the following
companies: The Tribune Company, Newspaper Association of America,
Internet Tradeline Inc., U.S. World News and Report, Business Week and
National Geographic. But the one KEY FACTOR that Global Networks Inc.
has over the world is the following: Global Networks Inc. already has
agreements with the following major newspapers nationwide:
The New York Times
The New York Post
Tribco Inc. (owners of The Chicago Tribune, WGN and the Chicago Cubs
Baseball Team)
Dow Jones
Knight Ridder
The Boston Herald
Media General
Media News Group
In fact Global Networks Inc. already has agreements with over 200
newspapers nationwide.
Over the next three years Global Networks Inc. has set its pro-forma
revenue and earnings as follows: (This of course assumes proper
financing and/or equity investment)
Year 2000
$23.9 Million in Revenue/$11.8 Million Net Profit (EBIT)
Year 2001
$51.00 Million in Revenue/$27.0 Million Net Profit (EBIT)
Year 2002
$105.0 Million in Revenuc/$58.0 Million Net Profit (EBIT)
If the company were to achieve these numbers and we assumed a EBIT P/E
of 25, we would expect to see the stock trading in the $29.00 range
after year one, $67.00 after year two and $145.00 after year three.
(Please note that dilution of outstanding shares would alter these price
targets.)
A Strong Buy Recommendation was issued today on Global Networks Inc.
(GNNU) by The National Investors Council with a price target of $14.00
to $19.00 per share. As noted above GNNU is currently trading in the
$5.00 range and has only been public for 11 days. We plan to bring you
additional news on GNNU in the near future. Remember: The Stock Investor
strives to bring you Buy Recommendations and Research Reports before
they hit investors on Wall Street.
We have provided Today’s Strong Buy Recommendation Below:
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August Buy Recommendation: Global Networks Inc. (Formerly known as
Bargain Brokers)
Ticker Symbol: GNNU
Current Price: Bid $5.00 Ask: $5.120
Number of days public: 12 days
Target Price: $14.00 to $19.00 per share
Web Site Address: www.dgonn.com
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Question: When is the best possible time to look at making an investment
in a public company's stock that is in one of, if not the fastest
growing industries (the Internet, and E-Commerce) in the world?
Answer: When it is in its infancy stage of growth potential.
But, how do you, as a potential investor, analyze the criteria of what
now seems to be a plethora of Internet related companies that are public
and make an intelligent decision as to which one would be the best
addition to your already well-balanced portfolio?
Well, Global Networks Incorporated (www.dgonn.com), (OTC:GNNU) (GNI, or
'the Company') the demographic geographic online newspaper network has
an answer for you.
GNI is an Internet marketing company with the potential to offer
national marketers access to local market newspaper readers who are
upscale, well educated, and the right age on the radar screen of most
national marketers, a.k.a. great demographics.
Consider the on going, almost instant acceptance by the investment
community worldwide of Internet related companies who have come out with
new, state-of-the-art technology. Whereas the Internet was previously
described as 'poised to become a fixture in all consumers lives', I
think that it would be safe to say that it's made it, with "all
consumers" obviously referring to an incredibly large number of people.
The growth of advertising on the Internet is precisely the ingredient
that will help GNI achieve significant growth. While Internet
advertising is only five years young, in terms of revenue, according to
an article in The Wall Street Journal, dated August 12, 1999, it states,
"Spending for online will more than triple over the next four years and
will rival radio as the fourth largest advertising medium in the
country. Currently, online advertising accounts for $2.8 billion, or
1.3% of the total advertising expenditure. It's estimated to grow to $22
billion, or 8% share of revenues by 2004."
As an aggregate, offered to national advertisers, the online network
represents an opportunity to Internet marketers wishing to market
nationally, but sell locally. Think of that for a second... Heretofore,
national advertising as a category has lagged behind the other newspaper
categories retail and classified. National advertisers and their
advertising agencies could not utilize newspapers as much as would have
been preferred because they couldn't buy local markets. GNI, by linking
multiple online newspaper websites can offer national advertisers the
ability to market nationally, but sell locally.
The benefit to the newspapers is the ability to attract advertising on
their content sites. This advertising would be sold to national
advertisers wishing an online presence with local reach. Yes, there are
online newspapers in existence now that are currently represented by
national marketing companies, but these marketing companies do not
specialize in newspapers - nor do they wish to sell content-based sites.
They sell banner advertising to marketers, which buy eyeballs. The
opportunity here is to be able to offer a guaranteed revenue stream of
highly priced cpms bought by national advertisers in a network format.
GNI's goal is to attract national advertisers who have a strategic
interactive goal, but seek a strategic Internet solution which employs
the usage of targeted, measured, creative electronic advertising
messages delivered via the Internet. The national advertiser would now
have the ability to utilize all the characteristics which GNI possesses
and target demographically, geographically, and by date, day, and time
slot. GNI, the only demographic, geographic, online newspaper network
offers national advertisers the combined advantages of:
newspapers - with content sites and local reach
radio - in that you can buy "day parts" almost like drive time
television - it's on a screen
direct mail - it can be interactive
magazines - in that the adds can be subtly placed within a
particular section of the paper.
For advertising agencies, this system will provide the ability to
further utilize newspapers as a national medium.
In addition, the advertising agencies and their clients can reach
specific targets who use both print and online versions of newspapers at
various times of the day, week, or month, as well as reaching targets
through a series of linked banner and interstitial ads appearing
throughout the newspaper on specific content pages.
While the vast potential of the Internet is realized and highly valued
by many people worldwide, it certainly makes sense to revisit some of
the vital statistics.
It has been estimated that there are 79 million Americans on the
Internet as of March 1999, and that number is expected to grow to 136
million by the year 2002; online purchasers will grow from 18.6 million
in 1998 to 64 million by 2002; while the average age of the Internet
user is 37, 70% of the total number are said to be age 40 or greater;
47% of all users have a college degree, and 68% have household incomes
in excess of $50,000.
Newspaper websites have been said to be the most popular type of web
publication, and the figures to substantiate that claim include the fact
that 67% of online users frequently read newspapers on the Internet, 38%
of online newspaper readers spend more than five hours on the web each
week, and local users are twice as likely to buy.
The list of potential adverting categories that could benefit from GNI
is virtually limitless, and the preliminary commitments that have
already been received by GNI include:
Financial Services
Political
Package Goods
Health Care
Entertainment
Automotive
Pharmaceuticals
GNI is committed to accepting the latest advertising technology, and
they have run banners such as static gif, animated gif, jpg, interactive
Java banners, Javascript banners, Shockwave banners, and more. They are
able to serve any HTML fragment the client can provide, subject to pixel
space and file size limitations, and only ask for three days of extra
lead time to run non-standard advertising technology.
GNI is currently negotiating with a major interactive advertising agency
to receive an equity participation in return for all the back office
requirements necessary to establish the system, including:
Setup and planning of the database
Assigning user names and passwords.
Targeting
Ad information and placement instruction
Delivery
Analysis and reporting
Inventory (impressions) management
Billing
Customer service
With the fast revenue growth anticipated, a solid business plan, matched
with talented, experienced management who have a combined 100 years of
marketing and sales relationships, management at GNI plan to grow the
company through aggressive sales and marketing, strategic alliances,
acquisitions, and the further development of proprietary software.
For more information, contact James Mason at GNI, at (212) 605-0431.
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