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To: gambler who wrote (1283)	6/16/1998 12:51:00 PM
From: Gennaro	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Mister X, Gambler, Martin, or anyone else interested. I was keeping my eye on AMZN over the last few days, since their web site opened the stock has gone flying, up near $70 a share today. Looking at their annual reports it was interesting to note that they also have a sizable deficit, around 33 million, and are still not making any earnings. Granted they are supposed to be a good company, but I thought it might be worth comparing their numbers to TSIG. Around the same number of shares, perhaps a deficit that is equivalent, etc etc. I am certainly not an expert in these matters, but you guys seems to know a bit more about these things than I. Take a look and see what you think. Apparently the debt is what worries quite a few people, but obviously it is not bothering AMZN that much. LEts see if we can find out why? If we compare the numbers, at first glance it appears there is significant growth potential for our little company. Together with the phone service, and other services aside from on line cd sales, can this company be as big a winner as AMZN a few years down the road. Thanks guys for your effort, Gennaro