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Technology Stocks : STARBASE (SBAS)- InfoWorld Hot Product Review -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kelvin Taylor who wrote (1246)	7/11/2000 9:04:35 PM
From: Mitchell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1502

Found this on Yahoo: Bill Stow on CNBC tomorrow He needs to be able to explain what market SBAS is addressing, he must say that this market is HUGE, and how SBAS enables e-commerce, mission critical apps, he must cite industry reports that this is a growing market and that SBAS is a leader in this market. He must also cite increasing revenue growth and customers that people know about Rare Medium, Bank of America. Furthermore, he needs to give insight about how his company is severly undervalued given other companies like IWOV, RATL. He can also mention how SBAS products have received several awards and has many repeat customers. He can also say that he's been talking to analyst and that coverage is imminent. He can also say that the number of institutional investors in the Company is growing -- cite MSDW, others big names people will recognize. Finally, Bill, be upbeat. This is serious. If you do a good job, many new investors will be looking to snatch up this undervalued little gem which is a market leader in a growing market. Oh, I almost forgot mention XML technology and some of your acquisitions. XML is hot right now! Go SBAS!!!!

To: Kelvin Taylor who wrote (1246)	7/11/2000 10:17:30 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Respond to of 1502

Sure! Companies are worth 10% extra when the CEO's going on CNBC and they're usually worth 20% less 2 weeks later.

To: Kelvin Taylor who wrote (1246)	7/11/2000 10:18:58 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1502

Sure! Companies are worth 10% extra when the CEO's going on CNBC and they're usually worth 20% less 2 weeks later. Besides being on CNBC is no big deal. One of my SI posts was on last week, really.