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To: Go Fast who wrote (2240)	5/6/1998 11:00:00 AM
From: Trooper	Respond to of 8242

Bought this stock during its initial hyping, and got caught paying $5.00. Did not worry, and picked up an aditional 3000 yesterday. In my opinion, we will see $5.00 or MUCH HIGHER, before the site opens. After that? The skies the limit!

To: Go Fast who wrote (2240)	5/6/1998 11:10:00 AM
From: Dixie7777	Respond to of 8242

Alright now.. who's screwing around here. i thought we had an agreement not do any "hyping." The damn thing is up more than 20% and it's not even noon. Who's responsible for this?

To: Go Fast who wrote (2240)	5/6/1998 11:51:00 AM
From: ThirdEye	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8242

Though I still have half the shares I originally bought here, I still think ICE CUBE, originally trashed for his input, is showing good sense. Yeah, I, too, would like to see how the deal was put together. As for the number of shares out, it occurred to me that one of the best things this company could do for their shareholders and to put some teeth into their committment to long range growth is to buy back some of those shares. However, if everything unfolds according to plan, serious revenue appears and public relations remains sharp, the price will probably rise enough to make it too expensive to make a significant buyback, which means the stock price will likely remain at a precarious PE for a good while and subject us all to nerve-wracking volatility. That is, if the market doesn't go into the tank for other reasons such as Y2K, Asian flu, etc. Ouch. Didn't mean to sound quite so cynical. Just kinda came out that way, I guess.