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To: Herc who wrote (3088)6/28/1999 8:32:00 PM
From: C.Carlos  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 8858
 
Herc, if you really want to make money in an internet stock, you have to go with the leader in the segment. In i.gaming, SNMM is as of now the undisputed leader. The others may go up in accordance to their performance, but SNMM will get the internet multiple because they are the leader. If I open a pc assembly business in my garage, that doesn't mean I will be doing as well as DELL. I hope you understand what I'm saying, because if you don't, you will pay with time and some money to learn the lesson. By the time you realize it, SNMM will be $150 and the others will be $8 or $10, or may have disappeared.



To: Herc who wrote (3088)6/28/1999 8:34:00 PM
From: Gator  Respond to of 8858
 
Herc, Start your DD with the following:

Attention New Starnet Investors:
ragingbull.com

Licensee count:
ragingbull.com

Articles on I-Gaming:
ragingbull.com

Kyl Bill Status:
ragingbull.com

I agree with your statement but, NONE of them have the package, and more importantly to ablility to deliver, as does Starnet!!!

Nuff said...Gator :>

BTW, We banter on all the boards about the Forbe's article on Starnet, and who said what...Forget it!!! Starnet IS the Microsoft of On-line Wagering!!! Plus they offer a turn-key operation...Please check out some of the Major Sport figures buying Starnet's software...

If you want something cheap, that offers good potential try SYD.V...but remember, D.Casey's $2,000 a year News Letter says: SNMM will be a 10X from $13.40...

Not telling you to buy, as always do your own DD...I remember when I bitched about paying $20 per share for AOL several years ago, now my brother's 100 shares, are 4K shares in AOL...

Pay attention to what C.Carlos has to say...but always remember risk is involved with any stock, and for that you can look at the best of them...



To: Herc who wrote (3088)6/28/1999 10:13:00 PM
From: FREAKAZOID  Respond to of 8858
 
<<I'm glad you're making money, but I think you all have fallen in love with SNMM>>

Wish I had fallen in love with it, I had 30K shares at .56-.86 and sold for a great profit of $1.80 to buy into TSIG at .55. Need less to say my vision is better than 20/20 now.

Take care and make more money from SNMM by holding it, I have a friend with 2K shares left from the penny days, I tell him $40 dollars by year end--> IMHO.

freak!!



To: Herc who wrote (3088)6/28/1999 10:33:00 PM
From: Francois Goelo  Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 8858
 
Herc, it's either CRY.TO or SNMM for gambling casinos. I did a little

research on CRY.TO and it's very much under valued in comparison to SNMM. I am a supporter of SNMM since January 99 but am looking into getting invested in CRY.TO, as well at just under US$12.00.

15.4 Millions diluted shares, Market Cap: US$185 Millions, PE: 5.6,
est. EPS: US$1.50+, cash on hand: US$30.7 Millions, applied to join NASDAQ....

If it had a proper PE of say: 30, you'd be looking at a share price of about $65.00, or a 5 bagger+ within 4 months, when it lists on NASDAQ.

If SNMM pulls back to say $15.00, I'd buy more. If not, I'd rather buy CRY.TO. Comments, please...

Regards, F. Goelo + + +




To: Herc who wrote (3088)6/28/1999 11:09:00 PM
From: Techplayer  Respond to of 8858
 
Herc,

Good luck with your DD. You will find a solid, growing company that done its own DD by limiting its total exposure to US gambling. Solid management and earnings growth make this a strong company, internet based or not. There will be dips, but in the long run, there will be greater growth. I bought this to trade, but have built a strong foundation of 30k shares at 9.5 and plan on making to 12 months to pay 20% instead of 39.6% on any sales. Good luck.

Brian