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To: nokomis who wrote (88281)	3/14/2000 10:08:00 AM
From: Lane Hall-Witt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

WAVX to 60 -- sign me up for some of that action! LOL The market opportunity for this company is amazing. In fact, I really can't understand why WAVX hasn't been bought out by INTC or IBM or HWP or MSFT. WAVX plans to take a "chit" from every online transaction placed through its security and transaction-management system. This is the dream Bill Gates had in mind when he went Net, but he hasn't found a software solution that imposes this. WAVX is there, if it can negotiate the deals to get its silicon in the pipe. If WAVX can execute on its business plan, it won't just be a security company; it'll be the ultimate commerce portal -- with reach and scalability that even YHOO, ARBA, MSFT, and AMZN can only dream of achieving. This, potentially, is so much bigger than the market realizes right now (except for the Wavoids on Raging Bull). It's absolutely mind-boggling. One more potential near-term catalyst I should note is the National Association of Broadcasters conference, 8-13 April 2000. WAVX is pushing hard for a big deal with a network, although I haven't seen any hard information on who they're talking to and how well they've been received.