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Technology Stocks : LWNTF formerly known as ACNTF -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David H. Zimmer who wrote (17)	12/29/1999 12:02:00 AM
From: Kahlua	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41

David I followed you here from INTF - hope you don't mind. Looking at the LWNTF latest 10Q I do not see much to get excited over and would appreciate your feedback as to why you think LWNTF is any more than extremely speculative. Since LWNTF is basically a new company ("having changed its direction toward internet products and svcs while reducing expenses")perhaps you could shed some insight into the recent goings on at the company since info on this co is scarce. I do like the recent announcement that LWNTF is leveraging the only thing it has, its stock, to purchase Star+Globe which has a very nice customer list (and I can actually view their website as opposed to LWNTF's). I also like the recent infusion of cash the company got from Vulcan Investments. I would appreciate any guidance you could give (links for DD) to help me better understand the opportunity here. I will probably enter LWNTF for now as a technical trade only while I try and figure out if I want to keep any long. LWNTF just turned up today after the 50% retrace. Regards Kahlua Star+Globe Technologies Among others, our customers include: Banque Paribas Becton Dickinson Critical Care Systems Pte Ltd Cendant Asia Pacific Pte Ltd Glovia International HanWang Beijing Hong Kong University Library Hewlett-Packard J P Morgan Kent Ridge Digital Labs Logica Aldiscon Ministry of Information & the Arts Motorola National Computer Board of Singapore National Library of Australia National University of Singapore Library Pacific Internet PRO IV Scripts India Siemens AG Singapore Airlines Singapore Imigration & Registration SingNet Singtel Yellow Pages Sybase Systrans Software Tektronix UC-Logic Technology Corp (Taiwan) University of Columbo University of California, San Diego Vtec Systems (Asia) Pte Ltd Xerox Corporation starglobe.com From the White Papers: English is not native to 91% of the world's population. More demand for translations into Chinese and Korean, and the ability to speak any of the South East Asian languages is especially valuable for businesses today. · Over 75% of the world's purchasing power and over 95% of potential customers live outside the United States. · Internet growth overseas is faster than in the United States. By 2002, 60% of Internet users and 40% of electronic commerce revenue will come from outside the U.S. · The more popular sites on the Internet such as AltaVista, CNN and Yahoo! are already multilingual.