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Strategies & Market Trends : Cents and Sensibility - Kimberly and Friends' Consortium -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (8037)	6/11/1999 9:52:00 AM
From: jccodez	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108040

IBUI - acquires profitable LA internet host provider lainet.com (COMTEX) B: Internet Business's International Acquires LA Internet B: Internet Business's International Acquires LA Internet LAS VEGAS, Jun 11, 1999 (BUSINESS WIRE via COMTEX) -- Internet Business's International, Inc. (OTC BB:IBUI), www.inbusin.com, today announced the acquisition of LA Internet Corporation (www.lainet.com), a southern California Internet Host Provider. Profitable since its establishment in 1994, LA Internet was among the first companies in the country to specialize in providing Website hosting services to business. The company was also among the first to recognize the burgeoning potential of the World Wide Web for business transactions, a field which has come to be known as e-commerce. To date, LA Internet has assisted in excess of 1,900 companies in establishing commercial Websites and currently provides Internet services to the entertainment industry as well asnon-entertainment based businesses nationwide. This acquisition marks Internet Business's International's first entry into the hardware sector of Internet business. The Company currently operates e-commerce sites such as AuctionWinner.com, USLiquidators.com, and MyDiner.com, as well as the Community/Discussion sites FilmFanz.com, TuneFanz.com, and SportzFanz.com. LA Internet will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Internet Business's International.

To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (8037)	6/11/1999 9:52:00 AM
From: Jim B	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108040

EDIT: buying AIGI here at .075 MMs tanked this one too easily.. 4 MMs at bid at .07 and couple at .065 ; little resistance upside. AIGI moving down 1cent on every $500 to $750 worth of sales... that's crazy.. NITE keeps positioning himself on the ask.. and is leading the charge to short this one.. watching for a bounce play here.. just waiting for them to show some support ; KNIC in 3/8 out 7/16. jim

To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (8037)	6/11/1999 9:55:00 AM
From: cabernetfranck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108040

Something's up with GCHC. Been watching for the past 3 days. Low vol, but steady upward price movement. Now at 1 1/2 x 1 5/8. Frank C.

To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (8037)	6/11/1999 10:03:00 AM
From: Frederick Langford	Respond to of 108040

A friend of mine went to an investment club meeting last night. SYCD was discussed. The person presenting it had spoken to Sy Picon, CEO, and he indicated a PR would be out next week. Apparently there was a very successful trade show last week. I picked up some SYCD. Last release: SyCoNet.com Begins Marketing 200 Best Selling Pokemon Toys MANASSAS, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 7, 1999--SyCoNet.com, Inc. (OTC BB:SYCD - news), the leading U.S. distributor of Anime (Japanese animated) videos and DVDs, today announced that it recently began marketing the 200 best selling Pokemon toys and ancillary products through a distribution agreement with the manufacturer in Japan. ''As one of just a few U.S. firms selected to directly import these extremely popular toys, SyCoNet.com has the significant opportunity to capture dominant market share since we sell the products at a considerable discount to most distributors,'' explained Sy Picon, chief executive officer at the Company. Today's announcement follows last week's news regarding SyCoNet.com's distribution agreement with Pioneer Electronic Corp. (NYSE:PIO - news) for the Pokemon video and DVD series. The Company is selling a broad array of Pokemon items, including stuffed animals marketed under the name plushies, backpacks, and pocket toys. The Company distributes the product line to retailers and expects to begin marketing the items direct to consumers in August 1999. SyCoNet.com, Inc. distributes Anime (Japanese animated) movies, live action cult films, multimedia games and software, DVDs, CDs, toys, apparel, and related merchandise to retail and consumer markets nationwide through two high-traffic websites, a catalog, and direct sales campaigns. Fred

To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (8037)	6/11/1999 11:20:00 AM
From: Ga Bard	Respond to of 108040

What is your top gain expectation Kim ... wish I had bought ONES at 7.75 when I found it ... GB

To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (8037)	6/11/1999 12:49:00 PM
From: StockDung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108040

TRUTHSEEKER RECOMMENDS STRONG SELL ON XDSL The Traverser xDSL box is nothing more than a bunch of standard DSL components put together. Anyone can make a box like this and do simultaneous voice video and data. Here is how: DSL provides a very fast connection. This connection can be divided up in many ways. (This is an example...) If you had 10 megs downstream you could divide it up as follows: 5 megs for Video (which is more than enough for MPEG2 video) 64kbs for Voice (which is all voice takes) 128kbs for Video Conferencing 4.8 megs for Data ANYBODY can do this, it is only a matter of partitioning the bandwidth that DSL provides. It is NOT unique. Now, how can you get multiple channels (say 192 channels), over this connection? Easily...instead of sending all the channel though simulatneously, like traditional cable, you use another partition of bandwidth to indicate to the video server what "channel" you wish to watch. The channel capacity is limited only by the video server, not by the DSL connection What is in the Traverser Box: 1. The Traverser box uses Globespan Semiconductor DSL chips (which anyone can buy) 2. The Traverser box that I saw had an AMD x86 processor (again, anyone can buy) 3. The Traverser box used a coil splitter (a tightly wound coil of wire) that they buy from Microphase Technologies (the company whose offices they work out of). You probably could buy it from Microphase, but you can buy splitters from Orckit too. 4. The Traverser box uses non-standard "CAP" DSL technology not the agreed upon standard (known as DMT - Discrete Multi Tone). About the Company: Company is run by Ronald A. Durando. Durando was formerly the principal of Nutley Securities. Before that he was a broker at a number of stinky firms including Graystone Nash. MEMBER FIRM: GRAYSTONE NASH, INC. (Expelled on 7/31/96) BD NUMBER: 10635 NASD Member Firm: GRAYSTONE NASH, INC. (Expelled on 7/31/96) BD Number: 10635 2/09/99: 5/15/92 SEC PERMANENT INJUNCTION ORDER THE FIRM WAS PERMANENTLY ENJOINED IN THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY, AS THE RESULT OF A CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED BY THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. THE COMMISSION ENJOINED THE FIRM FROM VIOLATING ANTIFRAUD, REGISTRATION AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE FEDERAL SECURITIES LAWS. THE FIRM WAS ORDERED TO DISGORGE $60.6 MILLION, IN TRADING PROFITS AND CONCESSIONS FROM ITS ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES. THE COMMISSION, ALLEGED THE FIRM, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY OFFERED AND SOLD SECURITIES IN INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERINGS BY MEANS OF MISSTATEMENTS, OMISSIONS, AND OTHER MANIPULATIVE AND DECEPTIVE PRACTICES, ORCHESTRATED AFTERMARKETS FOR SUCH SECURITIES AT ARTIFICIAL PRICES AND HEREAFTER MAINTAINED, DOMINATED, CONTROLLED AND MANIPULATED THE MARKETS FOR SUCH SECURITIES. [USDC FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY, 91 CIVIL 4327, (LR-13241)] 2/09/99: 6/17/91 NASD EXPULSION GRAYSTONE NASH WAS CENSURED, FINED $1,325,000 AND EXPELLED FROM NASD MEMBERSHIP FOR VIOLATING ARTICLE III, SECTIONS 1, 4 AND 19(a) OF THE RULES OF FAIR PRACTICE. NASD ALLEGED THAT THE FIRM, ACTING THROUGH A CERTAIN INDIVIDUAL, ENGAGED IN THE DISTRIBUTION AS SOLE UNDERWRITER OF UNITS ON A BEST EFFORTS CONTINGENCY BASIS AND ACCEPTED THROUGH ITS CLEARING AGENT PURCHASERS' MONIES INSTEAD OF REQUIRING THAT THEY BE PROMPTLY DEPOSITED IN A SEPARATE BANK TRUST OR ESCROW ACCOUNT; MANIPULATED THE MARKET PRICE OF SUCH COMMON STOCK IN THAT THE FIRM BID FOR AND PURCHASED FOR ITS ACCOUNT AND ATTEMPTED TO INDUCE AND INDUCED OTHERS TO PURCHASE SUCH STOCK AT ARBITRARY PRICES; AND EFFECTED AS PRINCIPAL, OVER THE COUNTER SALES OF SUCH COMMON STOCK TO PUBLIC CUSTOMERS AT PRICES WHICH WERE NOT FAIR. DECISION IS FINAL 6/17/91. [NASD COMPLAINT ATL-1049] Company is being pushed by Kaufman Bros. analyst Vik Grover (same guy who likes CYOE) Here are some XDSL names: Ronald A Durando Nutley Securities Graystone Nash Securities Sue Cifelli Tommy S.C. Cheng Company was first called Tecma Labs (TCLB) Then Company was called Lightpaths TP Technologies. Now called MPhase Tech (XDSL) It has always been associated with Durando.

To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (8037)	6/11/1999 9:40:00 PM
From: Mr. Pink	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108040

Kimberly, once again you prove why in many circles you are known as "sit for brains".... To: +Ga Bard (8028 ) From: +Kimberly Lee Friday, Jun 11 1999 9:48AM ET Reply # of 8185 bought XDSL 7 3/4 ******************************************************* For the record, no matter what His dear friend Tony says, your investment style lacks credibility and substance and you will be carried out like so many amateur traders. Stick to shopping and buying shoes. Perhaps Manola will come out with a wide ankle version. Mr. P$nk