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To: Kapusta Kid who wrote (2537)	11/23/1997 6:40:00 PM
From: Bob Davis	Respond to of 78625

The Napeague Letter gives its readers in-depth, on-going, and unbiased Analysis of carefully-selected undervalued small-cap stocks. It is located at napeague.com. The Napeague Letter is currently maintaining ongoing coverage on the following stocks: - Abatix Environmental - (NASDAQ:ABIX) - Advanced Deposition Technologies - (NASDAQ:ADTC) - Aldila, Inc. - (NASDAQ:ALDA) - Applied Cellular Technology (NASDAQ:ACTC) - Burke Mills - (NASDAQ:BMLS) - Candela Corporation - (NASDAQ:CLZR) - Kaneb Services - (NYSE:KAB) - Marlton Technologies - (AMEX:MTY) - Touchstone Applied Science - (NASDAQ:TASA) - TransNet - (NASDAQ:TRNT) The Napeague Letter is an "information integrator" specializing in small-cap stocks. It brings together the mass of data that is available, integrating and interpreting it, and uses the HyperText capability of the Internet to efficiently link this data together to support the conclusions of its Analyses. Instead of merely providing vaguely-supported recommendations, The Napeague Letter gives a detailed rationale explaining the logic behind each stock evaluation - positive or negative. TNL also presents negative opinions - of the ten stocks listed above, three of them currently receive negative Analyses! TNL maintains on-going coverage, similar to ValueLine or The Red Chip Review. Coverage is not just of the "hot stock of the week" variety, where there is plenty of initial enthusiasm and no consistent follow-up. The TNL web site and the e-mail list are both absolutely free. No one will try to sell you anything as a result of visiting this site and, if you chose to subscribe, the e-mail list will not be used for any other purposes.

To: Kapusta Kid who wrote (2537)	11/23/1997 10:43:00 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78625

Pete Kocmalski and Mike B. : newsletters: OID, .thestreet, Napeague. Mike, recapping: I've decided to follow your advice and forgo renewal to Outstanding Investor Digest. As you've said, if all one needs is a couple of good ideas every month, there's too much free info. on SI and the web to have to pay hundreds of dollars for OID - which --again IMO, was reliable and excellent several years ago, but not now. The free Napeague Letter seems to provide very detailed info. about a number of stocks which have done well since being recommended there and here and here again -g-. (However, I have not purchased any of the recommended stocks because I myself have not been able to see or get comfortable with, the stock price-to-intrinsic value relationships.) For now, I've decided to subscribe to .thestreet. ---just following in step behind Pete Kocmalski (thanks Pete). I believe I will be getting good ideas and information worth more than the $7 per mo. cost. Paul