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To: peter michaelson who wrote (46)	5/25/1998 1:58:00 PM
From: Jane Hafker	Respond to of 49

Peter, this is still a roll of the dice that it could in fact be an excellent combined company. But all is a roll of the dice with nothing to go on but names and potential if and when. If you're not in just talk to a real good analysit first. If you've made profit, then you're lucky. I got in at $3.25. That's the problem. $3.25. Peter, if I'm looking at anything, it will continue to be Dell, and MSFT after a little more of a downswing and anything else sound. When I see what compounding does on paper, it rather makes me want to cry. :) But GMGC is really a wonderful speculation, with not a whole lot of risk, but still risk, as with all stock there is risk. I get strong hints to follow DGIV and ALYA. But still, have no idea if they are that solid, just that others think so. There are also little telephone visuals and voice recognition that now are the Dell and the MSFT of l990. IF we can just turn into the right ones, it will all be a very happy experience. I believe common sense will tell us that all media experience allowing us to communicate with the net and people on it is the drug of the future. That's a no brainer. WebTV. Ever seen the demo? Have one in a box and haven't even set it up. That's the future. WebTV and your entire world going through it. Truthfully, we are all turning into couch/computer potatoes, and those who actually still enjoy a life will have to be able to take the Net with them and have full interaction between hang-glides, et.c, know what I mean?

To: peter michaelson who wrote (46)	5/25/1998 2:06:00 PM
From: Jane Hafker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 49

Peter, all stock that goes down after you buy it is a bad experience. I only lost l/2, plus high commission through an MM. That's better than all. Yes, it could turn around. If you're not in right now, be sure an get a really good analyst to run through the shares in Banyan as a plus, with the stock holding at l 5/8. This might be a great stock, but after 2 years, I don't really care. If anything, I will be extemely patient and diligent and will catch the right voice messaging and interactive visual telephone companies that the big guys are all drooling over, and will either buy out, buy into or do lots and lots of business with. We need to find those companies, and there's several of them that are looking good. I just cannot and will not jump into any more SI hype and SERIOUSLY advise no one else to do it either without several outside opinions. And even then when they say absolutely don't do it, the threads are very powerful and you feel you just have to do it now. Buy now. You have to BUY ANYWAY. That's strange, actually, and the reason I feel newcomers to SI should be warned when they sign up. NUMD was my own buy. It was hyped to me by an East Coast high flying MM. I knew nothing onf the dangers of MMs, even though the statements he sent did carry disclaimers on them just like cigarettes. That should have been a clue, but I still didn't read it right. Just thought, hummmmmmmm, that's werid and went on buying other things he recommended. REALLY DUMB. Like John Wayne said: "Life is tough. It's tougher IF YOU'RE STUPID." Love John Wayne.