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Microcap & Penny Stocks : GBUS- Web TV competitor for .43.

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To: Jim B who wrote (26)1/18/1997 7:37:00 PM
From: Bob bob   of 61
 
Jim, I've been watching this stock closely since the
Web Ranger announcement Dec 18, and bought in at .12 on Dec 31.

I'd say that judging from the January 2-7 activity, this
would be a good bet to buy BIG at .43 then. However, since
virtually nothing has happened since then, it's becoming
more and more of a long shot for producing big returns.
Actually, I think the ONLY way UP without closing the spread
is your basic market manipulation by the insiders. With a
spread of .06/.37, no outsider would touch this stock and
no amount of PR will stimulate a rally. I'm BANKING on
a BIG TIME manipulation ending up between $5-$10 within
the next 2 weeks. This would put the market cap of the
company back between $5-$10 million, where it was last year.

If the product and company are legit, than a bid of .06
gives GBUS a market cap of .06 X 1200000 shares, or $72,000.
At the ask of .37, the company is valued at $444,000; so
someone could buy controlling interest(51%) at $223,000.
This would seem to make the company extremely undervalued,
considering they just acquired another company last year
for $3.5 million and have just introduced a cutting edge
product(Web Ranger) and further plans to capitalize on it
(Buying an ISP to provide Internet Access for the Web Ranger).

Good Luck.
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