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To: dgurgel who wrote (7538)	12/30/1999 4:33:00 PM
From: Marc Bourgault	Respond to of 10081

Another way of seeing the lack of refreshment of the GMGC site : It might indicate that management has decided to put all the resources of the company at work, in order to attend the very real business they are building, after the OnStar deal, rather than maintain the cosmetics of a wannabe... The company might not need as much to glitter, when business is growing for real, rather than in the fantasies of a few dreamers. And, hopefully, revenue will start to grow too, in the near future ! I believe the price of the stock will shoot up, sometimes this spring, after one or two of the other announcements we expect finally come up. Last year, the Microsoft deal made the stock go up the roof too fast and investors were disappointed. So I guess, there is still a little apprehension now, even after the GM deal. It will dissipate gradually at the exact pace that things will start happening. And I believe they will, or I would be out of this stock in a matter of seconds. Good luck to all. Happy new year.

To: dgurgel who wrote (7538)	12/30/1999 6:49:00 PM
From: John Madarasz	Respond to of 10081

Dave...O/T I've always respected your opinions as genuine and appreciate the insight that you've brought to the board, and thank you much. It's unfortunate that the small investor has to contend with what seems to be widespread and uncontrollable manipulation throughout these markets; I think the best we can do is stay informed, buy on low volume and price sessions and have a predetermined strategy to avoid being manipulated. Market professionals have been fleecing the small investor since the beginning of the stock markets through the control of their greed and fear; by doing solid research and maintaining the courage of ones convictions I believe it is possible to filter out the "noise" as it were and ignore the daily and routine manipulations that are so prevalent. Here's a link that says it much better than I ever could, and a great reference to return to time and again... siliconinvestor.com ... enjoy. Many Thanks for your wishes, and I return the kind gesture in same wishing you and yours the Very Best in the upcoming year. I believe the opportunities that await us will be truly marvelous. Again, Very Best Wishes to you and all the contributors who make this a pleasant place to share information and learn. Until next time, John