To: Brian Malloy who wrote (18975 ) 4/13/1998 2:24:00 PM From: Sonki Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 27012
hi, was thinking about u, cuz i don't follow ur thnk or leap but i found this info...which makes me THINK that better to LEAP then THNK. i have CMGI(up 8.5 today going on to 100)for my internet. never got into yahoo. in/out of aol. Market Cap: LEAP= $98.75 mln; THNK= $243.3 mln Sales Trailing 12-months: LEAP= $30.66 mln; THNK= $26.4 mln Year/Year Sales Growth: LEAP- 91%; THNK= 100%; Earnings Estimates 1998/1999: LEAP= n/a; THNK= $0.33/$0.68 (+106%) Price/Sales Ratio (trailing 12-months): LEAP= 3.22; THNK= 9.21 THE LEAP GROUP (LEAP) 6 3/4 +2 1/2. If not a frequenter of Internet chat-rooms, then you probably have never heard of LEAP. In fact, most of the guys in the chat-rooms hadn't heard of the stock until last week. The following is a message posted March 21 on a Silicon Investor thread: What happened to everyone? This is a friggn' ghost thread...... Kinda creepy--I'm getting outta here!" Hope that guy didn't wander off too far, as LEAP shares have soared as much as 472% since the day of that post. Only a few days later, investors/traders began to establish a link between LEAP and high-flying shares of Internet marketing and communications solutions provider THINK New Ideas (THNK 34 1/8 +7/8). Since the beginning of the year, THNK shares have risen approximately 280% and are up 115% since the guy on Silicon Investor voiced concern about the lack of activity on the LEAP thread. Over the past week alone, LEAP shares have advanced 390%. Today, the stock is up 58% on volume of 2.6 million shares versus average daily turnover of 42,000 shares. Intraday high: $7.875. We will revisit LEAP later in the day to discuss the company's fundamentals.