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Technology Stocks : American Interactive Media, Inc. ( AIME ) (OTC BB )

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To: Jxcxjx who wrote (151)2/13/1999 11:08:00 AM
From: mark alan rosenberg  Read Replies (2) of 211
 
My gosh, we are the only people on the AIME-MUCP chats lately.
Where did everyone go? Maybe they unloaded? If so, that's a good sign.
MUCP nicely absorbed a lot of shares.
AIME is a big question mark. If what they claim in news releases
is being put into reality, this has got to be one of the most
undervalued internet companies on the board. True, there will be
30 million shares out ultimately, but if the company comes to fruition, it's worth much much more.
AIME is a content play in the world of the internet. The company
is betting on the next two generations of internet over the TV
set, and if you invest in this company, you would be a believer
that the future of internet is cable, TV, home video and audio
entertainment, interactive, and telephone via your home entertainment
unit (the TV for right now). AIME wants to be a content provider,
medium, for the new push technology (streaming) via internet.
That is why AIME has invested in set top box technology. This
gets AIME in the position to get on your TV until digital and TV
gets more integrated.
That's the way I read this.

Also, the stock is speculative, because in every company like
this one, the investor has to rely on management to do the right
things, be timely, watch dollar costs, etc. etc.
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