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Technology Stocks : VerticalNet, Inc.

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To: Sam Matz who wrote (57)3/11/1999 7:33:00 PM
From: Lance  Read Replies (1) of 127
 
Sam-

Please check my post a few posts back. I was super nervous purchasing EBAY in the 40 level, I was even more nervous when I bought it the other day at 167 (about $500 pre-split!), fortunately I sold it at 172 the following day. VERT is a baby EBAY, it is just being noticed. When we have a really good day on NASDAQ, look out!

VERT has such a small float with such outstanding potential, just look at their business model. I'm not missing out on this stocks real run, like I did with EBAY. I purchased it yesterday at 92 1/16, sold it this AM because I was NERVOUS at 100 7/16. I bought it back at 115 1/4, sold that at 117 7/8. Bought back again at 114 1/4 and sold that at 107 7/8 (nervous~ nas was falling fast). Bought it one more time before the close at 104 1/2 & feel quite confident we'll see a strong open (especially with CMGI showing strengthy earnings).

Sorry to be so long winded, but VERT does have one hell of a future ahead (I'm anticipating a split & some serious upward movement when people realize what kind of business it actually is~ this may take time, but look out when they notice us!). Looks to me that it's not only me & you buying VERT, the strength is there, I anticipate much higher levels than the current level.

Hope this answers your question...

Lance
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