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To: John C. Breidling who wrote (6028)	11/17/1999 8:54:00 PM
From: Seer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6545

If you can handle the risk, this is just about one of the best buying opportunities for long-term in the bb's. Read in oct/nov PROFIT magazine the article about WIT capital and then try to understand what WINR is expecting to do in europe. The potential here is awesome. The walkdown is classic. Read it for what it is - a buying opportunity. Quietly doubling up at these levels, I am Seer

To: John C. Breidling who wrote (6028)	11/18/1999 1:44:00 AM
From: Dave Gore	Respond to of 6545

John, be a little more savvy. The drop was due to the wide spread. If is closed at the ask, we would have been even or slightly down. However that being said, some investors are not willing to wait for the financial filing. Consider this. I just told an investor who knew nothing of WINR that they have 5 cents per share earnings in the bank, will probably report 4-5 cents per share in Q3, and even more in Q4. They are not fully reporting but they have long ago prepared all their documents and given them to Principal Holdings, who is as experienced in helping companies file as they come, but is doing the more imminent companies first (since WINR does not face delisting until June 2000). He guessed they sold for $1.50 or more per share. Sometimes we know too much.