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Gold/Mining/Energy : ORIOLE SYSTEMS (OOL:VSE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: peter hogan who wrote (464)	7/15/1999 5:37:00 PM
From: brian krause	Respond to of 605

Hi peter, dailynews.yahoo.com dailynews.yahoo.com dailynews.yahoo.com msnbc.com Hope this helps. I have not done much dd on china.com but it appears upon a little more looking around that Oriole does not own the site at china.com but rather just provides a link to it. Are we best buddies with them? Does OOL get paid for providing the link? How does this fit togather? Guess that I still have lots of dd to do but I sure got excited for a few minutes as I imagined my little investment becoming a mountain of cash overnight. cheers bk

To: peter hogan who wrote (464)	7/15/1999 6:22:00 PM
From: Robert Dydo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 605

China.com is an internet provider in China. It is a partnership with Chinese corporation and couple of US big wigs like AOL and Sun Microsystems. Their ticker(what else) is CHINA. They are ISP providers like here Rogers, SHAW or Sprint. They also offer free mail and other local coverage(three isp addresses hongkong.com taiwan.com and china.com), They were losing money last time I have checked. I made a title on stockhouse"OOL cheaper alternative to China.com" my reasoning was rather in the market than comparable operations. OOL is set to be a e-commerce company allowing everyone to get piece of Chinese products. The success story for China.com is obvious. Big support from serious players, huge potential user base and everything else what comes along, including e-commerce. As a competitor to OOL I would viewed CHML (CHINAMALLUSA.COM), with their agreements and recognition. OOL as you noticed have a graphic logo for Bank of China besides China.com. I can only hope that some of the aspects of e-commerce would also involved financial deals, making or allowing deals similar to Microforum's deal with National Bank. OOL has relations with IBM and Oracle also sells software from Ncompass. Plenty of potential for their distributions in China or Asia if you will. Today's release read of other potential deals and tells about first customer and MOU with Bangladesh. With every customer and report of revenue we can add probably 0.10 to 0.15 cents now. If OOL gets backing from IBM or Oracle in some way, probably $1 to $10 over night(yeah Brian, yeah!!!)Let's not forget that OTC Nasdaq is there somewhere in the background.