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Technology Stocks : The Roaring Twenty 1998

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To: Dale Baker who wrote (242)	1/2/1999 12:48:00 PM
From: Chartgod	Read Replies (2) of 338

I do not consider these three as competitors, rather alliances for SMTK. As SMTK does not own any lines themselves. Nor did I say they will make a mint against these guys, as they will make money with them the way they are doing now...Buyng 'blocks' of line time, {at and below $0.10/minute} and reselling to a market. {Yes, I feel I'm in this market myself} as I have boughten these cards anytime I can find one {or as I need them} w/a rate less than $0.20/minute, for use while traveling when calling from motels and/or pay-phones. For a perfect example, my Sprint card allows me to make calls anywhere/anytime for the rate of $0.25/minute.. {I've called sprint often, trying to get better rates....but to no avail} but I use that, {my Sprint card} only when I can't or do not have any time left on PP'cards. I still have LOTS of questions which need an opinionated answer from someone who likes the company. One call to a reputable broker, or I suggest calling and talking w/Fidelity themselves and speak to someone in their funds department in reference to teleco. As for teleco's themselves....Have a view at the index.. One of the best performing sectors of '98, {other than the latest internuts} iqc.com glt...jim

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