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To: cm who wrote (6405)	6/7/1998 9:24:00 PM
From: AugustWest	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9343

>>c m The Lynch Committee Vice-Chair Well, tie that noose correctly, I don't want to suffer.<g> I would never( as you now well know make such silly statements( back to $4... )I know that was a joke). But I have learned that once in a while an anchor is good as not to sail off with no more than a gust of wind to carry you. That's a fast way to get lost quick. I believe, as always that Harry is fueling the tank, and won't raise the sails until he is confident in what he has set out to accomplish(which I still don't know, but it's more than we've seen thus far). SEEK is for the patient investor, because I feel they are working towards a specific agenda( again I donno' what). In the past few weeks she had given way to the hostilities of a rocket stock, before as you'll remember it was frustration. Now that the trading volume is coming into line where I thought it should have been some 6 months ago, the first major/ recent pop is over, and she's getting into a slow period brefor earnings. I'd imagine we'll see a slow rise up to and perhaps even after. Depending >>You should visit more often. I have rebookmarket it. But just wait until that next string of announcements. Then it's back to the bump and grind.

To: cm who wrote (6405)	6/7/1998 10:18:00 PM
From: Tom Klempay	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9343

c m The Lynch Committee Vice-Chair Shouldn't your title be "Official SEEK Hypester" <g>. Did you have a chance to catch Steve Harmon's ISR from last Friday: isdex.yahoo.com. He gives an interesting explanation on how to try to compare the valuation of the traditional media companies with the, shall I be so bold to say, the next generation of media companies. I love the first line of the article where he says, "how come Gannett, which... reaches about 23 million, is an $18.5 billion market cap firm, while Excite, with a reach of about 20 million via the Web, sits at $1.3 billion?" He gives a nice table that compares Gannett, Comcast, Disney, Yahoo, Excite, and AOL in terms of users, market cap, market cap/user, revenue and revenue multiple. Very interesting indeed. Happy SEEKing... -tk