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Microcap & Penny Stocks : XSNI - X-Stream Network -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: donkeyman who wrote (2172)	7/19/1999 9:31:00 PM
From: donkeyman	Respond to of 3519

X-STREAM QUESTION?? Last week we saw China.com with 400,000 subscribers jump from US$20.00/share to a high of US$67.00/share on their IPO introduction. In China they are #39 out of 100 ISP's. From what I can gather China.Com has about 4 million shares in the float and 30 million issued. If FreeServe with 1.3 million shares issued and holding down 1st place in the U.k reports for example about the same number of shares in their float and the same number of shares issued, I predict they will hit US$70.00- To US$80.00 /share on day #1 of the Nasdaq. Let's say for example X-stream makes an announcement that they also have about 4 million shares in their float and about 30 million shares issued--we know now that they have over 400,000 subscribers and possibly in 3rd place in the UK Internet portals. Would that information be sufficient to put a rough price tag on x-stream? If so, what price would you put on it if we use the above information? The price I put on China.com a few days prior to their IPO introduction (day #1) turned out to be pretty well dead on, $20.00 to $60.00/sh.. Just a fluke of course.

To: donkeyman who wrote (2172)	7/19/1999 9:41:00 PM
From: VBroady	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3519

I can't believe it - 80+ messages today about X-Stream, of course, most from bashers; but attention is attention. A lot of interest building in this stock. The question now is to hold and watch the shorts bash this thing down 3% a day, peck, peck, peck ...... and hope XSNI might release any pr(s) - which will greatly hike the price ..... or sell and take minimal profits ... hard call. The AOL free-internet is not a real concern, AOL is crap when you pay for it, let alone what they would offer for "free" - IMO. Thirty-two banners ads, then maybe e-mail; oh, that's extra .... This AOL move has been anticipated for such a long time, it really will have little effect on the stock price. Since this is all at a gambling-level, I think I'll stick with it. Risk/reward scenario looks pretty good. If Freeserve IPO is really pending, it may help value what XSNI could really be worth. There is also a slim chance of XSNI news; I think it is worth sticking around. vb

To: donkeyman who wrote (2172)	7/19/1999 11:30:00 PM
From: Suntrader	Respond to of 3519

Thanks Dman, Am looking forward to the Freeserve IPO, believe it will be August 2nd if i remeber correctly. I have a copy of last weeks Sunday Times somewhere that has a full page ad about the Freeserve float. Also looking forward to another visit to England in September. Again, i will be offering to meet up with any UK posters who want to have a beer in London and chat about XSNI. Funny how i did not get any response when i made the same offer just before i left on this last trip ! Keep smilin D ! ST