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Technology Stocks : CyberShop International, Inc. (CYSP) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Monahan who wrote (36)	4/20/1998 10:50:00 PM
From: AugustWest	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 884

Well, I may have been a bit over zealous on my entry, but this whole idea of e-commerce is sweeping like wild fire, and moving fast. The only problem with a wilf fire, you don't know where the next spark will fly. I have a number of points covered, and have already seen the results else where. I think CYSP is in a good spot right now, there is support at $9 and it's due to run up this year. from what I've seen so far, I like it very much. From their S-A/1: " the Company is seeking to enter into long-term exclusive marketing agreements with several of the largest Internet search engines, guides and online communities, as well as entering into other strategic alliances." and I like the fact that the CEO, and his family hold a majority of the stock. This to mee is a positive sign that he intends to run this company the way he sees fit, which I would assume will be to turn it into a premiere site for cyber shoppers. I want to learn about their management. How strong are they? How motivated are they to become #1? now my only question is......where's the 'button'? I want to see some of these exclusives come to the surface. That is what we need. Not just banner ads, but some exclusives with yes, the likes of XCIT, SEEK et al. And does any one know more about the AOL contract.