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Microcap & Penny Stocks : POPM - POPMAIL.COM -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Golf Pro6 who wrote (39)	8/2/2000 6:18:03 PM
From: CIMA	Respond to of 81

From RB: By: netplayer2k $$$ Reply To: None Wednesday, 2 Aug 2000 at 5:37 PM EDT Post # of 1358 Recapping all the analyst reports issued on POPM...most within the past week. Integrity Capital, Inc. integritycapital.net "Integrity Capital believes that POPM is an extremely undervalued opportunity. POPM has recently been trading in the $ .90 to $1.00 range. With additional acquisitions, the planned media campaign and a successful presentation to the financial community, POPM has the potential to reach the $12.00-$14.00 range over the next 12 months. We will re-visit our target in October 2000 and based on new business developments, acquisitions and revenue forecasts, will adjust our projections accordingly." ResearchStock.com researchstock.com "Our 12-18 month target price is $5.00... We think that there could be some upside potential to our target price" Schneider Securities, Inc. schneider-securities.com Stock-Doc stock-doc.com "We are very excited about the future of POPM and the revenue that they will be generating throughout the rest of the year 2000. We rate POPM as a buy and hold. Short term target price of $3.00, end of August. Long term target $6.50 end of the year 2000." The Doppler Report ragingbull.altavista.com "We believe that in light of PopMail.com’s rapid growth and strong client bases in the entertainment, media / broadcasting and sports industries, that POPM is a likely takeover target. Who might be interested in buying POPM? Possibly an ISP provider or Internet portal (e.g., AOL or Yahoo!), or even one of the big multi-media companies like Time-Warner....... Therefore, valuing POPM based on its current membership base (3,000,000 e-mail addresses) and a $200 multiple would suggest that POPM would be fairly-valued at a market capitalization of $600 million or about $8 per share on a fully-diluted basis." Note -- Some but not all of these companies were compensated by POPM. Investors should also check out the SEC filings at stockmaster.com