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To: Steve Rubakh who wrote (4324)	5/15/1998 1:09:00 PM
From: SalmonMan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8242

If anyone cares......I predict: Wary investors upon hearing news of launch will do DD this weekend, after the initial hoopla/and disinformation has subsided. They'll be parusing the site, doing homework on financials, making some calls, comparing to valuations of other portals/sites with less expansive potential and much higher stock prices. They will then arrive at the same conclusion we did weeks (months for those really in the know), and we will see our baby diamond in the rough begin to shine probably as soon as the first few days of next week. Those in the DD process will be further bolstered by imminent releases in the upcoming weeks, and we'll have an entirely new type of investor into our stock. It's only UP from here, folks. Peace........JA

To: Steve Rubakh who wrote (4324)	5/15/1998 1:10:00 PM
From: Stephen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8242

From my experience, news usually has a two day effect. Todays release was more than negated by the Chatfield report, but people reviewing news tonight will see the PNLK start-up release when they get home tonight which should lead to buying on Monday. Additionally, Glenn being the PR guy he is, will no doubt put out another press release saying how well the start-up party has gone. Remember the drop to 2-5/8ths ??.. I missed out ... but this stock has followers and its important to always keep in mind that it can rebound just as quickly as it goes down. In this case no doubt faster due to short covering. Keep the faith !! Stephen

To: Steve Rubakh who wrote (4324)	5/15/1998 1:17:00 PM
From: Scott H.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8242

Hello all: I have been lurking here for a few days and just signed up with SI. I want to thank everybody for the posts and information provided. What a difference from the Yahoo boards. I started watching PNLK around 4, then watched it start climbing past 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5 and finally bought in at 7 5/8 thinking I would miss the boat. The only thing worse than panic buying is panic selling. Anyway, I was tempted to buy more yesterday and held off, hoping for a day more like today. I just averaged down at 5.09, but kept more cash available in case it dips. I guess I should thank Chatfield and Dean, or some other MM for driving the price down to an acceptable buy level. I firmly believe in the PNLK concept, and I think they will start to spin some heads with their product. I plan to sign my wife's company up (we import art work, hand made greeting cards and other traditional crafts from southern Africa)this weekend. It's a no brainer - I get a business write-off to sign up, which in turn gives revenues to the other company I own - PNLK - plus I get to potentially expand our import business. I have a few questions for those who have been here longer. 1) Are there any indications that PNLK will apply for full NASDAQ listing? IMO, any announcement that they are going to do so would answer any doubts raised by Chatfield & Dean about the financials of the company, and would provide a tremendous boost to the stock. 2) The investor packet says that about 7.7 million shares are freely trading, and there are 37 million outstanding. Does anyone know who owns the 30 million shares not trading (I assume company insiders), and are there any restrictions on their trading? Thanks in advance. I appreciate all the posts. Can't wait to see where PNLK is 6 months to a year from now. Scott Haase