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To: mr. campbell who wrote (3741)	1/15/2000 1:05:00 AM
From: Keith Minler	Respond to of 5053

Unfortuneatly the market appears to be agreeing with Kaiser's assessment, only the Medsite deal is sparking interest.Jdx must remember that when it comes to market cap what counts is the sizzle not the bacon. They need to point out that all though these look like MOM and POP ecommerce businesses, they are pre IPO and you get a much bigger bang for your buck by being in early. Also it wouldn't hurt to have a few more numbers to kick around and prompt speculation and best guesses as to ultimate value of each acquisition. Earlier today Keith Massey as part of an ongoing discussion over at stockhouse; mentioned his best guess as to our share of Medsite-- 1-1.5%. that got a little discussion going and I'm sure raised a few eyebrows. Here's a link if anyone is interested: stockhouse.com It is that kind of speculation and hope that keeps a buzz going about a stock and helps maintain share price while management is building the company. Later Keith

To: mr. campbell who wrote (3741)	1/15/2000 10:08:00 AM
From: Mr. Oil	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5053

The reality is, that JDX is diversified. They are buying chunks of different businesses within the technology and internet sectors. When it is all said and done we will have a very diversified portfolio of investments with JDX. The success of the company will depend solely on the astuteness of management to pick business that 'will' grow over the next 10 years. This is the job of management and I think they can do it. Time will tell but I think they are on the right track. The very astute and successful partners they have aligned themselves with reduces the risk of failure to almost a negligable level IMHO. Ray