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Non-Tech : USAB (http://www.usabancshares.com) v.s. NTBK -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: usab_long who wrote (37)	10/15/1999 6:46:00 PM
From: usab_long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 49

comments to USAB reposted from: messages.yahoo.com <<<paranoids by: elephant_man_cracker ('/none) 16853 of 16857 I don't understand why you people are getting so worked up on this stock. For all intensive purposes it's a fairly good company that has posted increasingly positive earnings reports, has a new direction led by some (not all) competent people, and is getting into an industry that is sure to explode soon. They've been making great marketting plays and great agreements with companies such as Earthlink and eMachines (earthlink is now a strong #2 in the ISP realm and eMachines in now the #4 slot for most machines being sold behind compaq, dell, and gateway; not bad for a company that came out of the gates 2 yrs ago). They're doing something completely new to the i-banking realm with the brand-name banking they're pursuing which will just lead to more and more new accounts, and I'm sure they're going to announce a strong increase in customer accounts due to the web site. So just sit tight people. Why sell and take a loss when you all know this is going to be a winner? Hold tight, be strong, and don't let panic set in. This is a winner. The market has been going through hell in the past few weeks (it's now at the level is was at the begnning of this summer which also corresponds to the time BEFORE the USAB stock took off) so we're right back where we were in April. Relax, grab a glass of Grand Marnier (if you're legally allowed to drink), and stop looking at the stock market for a bit. I'm sure you'll be pleasantly suprised when you come back in two weeks and see just how well USAB has done since then. No, this stock will not hit $0 (that's technically impossible), but as the stock market swings back up, so will this stock. In a correction, the major casualties are the low-caps and the stocks that trade less than a million shares a day. >>>>