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Technology Stocks : Net Perceptions, Inc. (NETP) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bretsky who wrote (1483)	7/29/1999 12:27:00 PM
From: ynot	Respond to of 2908

it'll be harder if it breaches $14 and employees, etc...dump imo ynot ;) no position in NETP did call 18-20 level at $28+ got diss'd when i said if $14 breached, $8 next, we'll see if management wants to be in the midwest, somewhere instead of the valley, at least spend some time with customers or on-line ;)

To: Bretsky who wrote (1483)	7/29/1999 2:45:00 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2908

<<Hard to sell now where it's at now after getting hammered so extensively as of late. >> Totally agree...why sell when you don't have to? Does anyone think this company will trade at this level or lower 6-12 months from now? There are tax implications for selling and I choose to hold.....IMO, there is A LOT of irrational FEAR about 2nd tier internet stocks and valuations......NETP has been hit unusually hard.....IMO, when things settle (and they always do) this company will be bought out at a premium or it will start its rebound. Right now NETP is one of THE MOST undervalued and underhyped and underpromoted internet stocks out there. Yet, consider the strategic value the firm adds to over 100 e-retailers, call centers and portals....the customer list is growing and the value will be much better understood as we move to a higher price.... I know a lot of folks that sold CMGI (a very volatile stock) in the last 18 months -- and they did it at the very worst time.....Patience can often pay off when you invest in good companies...!! Best Regards, Scott