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To: scouser who wrote (602)	6/11/1999 11:04:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

DIGG - I really can't take the credit. A buddy pointed me towards it a week or so ago. LOL the symbol makes a word, so of course that attracted me, but then I kind of forgot about it. Then I was pointed to the web site, got interested, saw that July 4 portal bit, and started reading the releases. It all just fit in too perfectly with the premise of this thread, SSP agreed. So here we are. Same buddy sent me these thoughts on DIGG: ------------ For those that like natural gas investments, the Internet, software, and telecommunications side gives us some huge upside potential in the short run. For those that like Internet, software, and telecommunications investments, the natural gas side of the company gives us an unusual degree of security and stability. Both types of investors are protected if the shares rise rapidly, as management will be able to do private placements, and public offerings, for oil and gas funding at extremely high prices, relative to the routine oil and gas stock. A higher stock price gives management more leverage, if and when they seek to debt finance oil and gas drilling programs. Bottom line, DIGG is looking like a conservative Internet stock, and an aggressive natural gas stock. Tremendous synergy.