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To: Jenna who wrote (74386)	12/6/1999 2:08:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Just look at these winners today: GILTF, IATV, CAMP (earnings play).. these are safer and have enormous potential without the word .net as their sector. We have so many resources to tap that I find myself reading techology magazines that are so related to professional engineer-types that I can't understand half of what I read. But I do jot down the names and enough to understand the jist. I'm finding companies from $8 to $20 a share with potential to make gains no less than nets and some of them are IPO's of course. I'm hoping that the January earnings season will be the best on record for us since a lot of these newer companies are coming out of negative quarters to an expected positive quarter or are expecting 300%+ growth in revenue. I'm beginning, as soon as finish the calendar, to start researching some non-repeaters and new stocks for January. Another thing I noticed is that even brand new IPO's have 'anticipatory upswing' no matter if they are a dud or not much is known about the company. Just the anticipation that this MIGHT be a company that will be upgraded or recognized by analysts is enough to give us a handsome 10% profit in many cases. So for January (we had this strategy do well in November)... I will have a category for new ipo's even though I don't really know what the expectations are as far as earnings, but I know what the tech magazines THINK they are capable of. That could be enough to bring about anticipation based on this optimism. You'll all probably get so rich you will all leave and retire and I'll be left with no subscribers.. <g>