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Microcap & Penny Stocks : New Sky Communications (NSKY) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Donster who wrote (2568)	9/30/1998 11:31:00 AM
From: RICE	Respond to of 2601

Excellent work Donster. We have a lot to look forward to folks. New Sky is headed to new heights to say the least. An invite to the Sundance Film Festival would be fantastic. This is probably the best and biggest film festival after Cannes. There is enough DD on this thread to get anyone excited. For 2 cents you can t go wrong when you think of the upside.

To: Donster who wrote (2568)	9/30/1998 11:36:00 AM
From: William B. Hill	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2601

Now that is what we all NEED to hear. A kind of bring everyone down to earth, tell it like it is, no hype and honest asessment of our investment. When you think about it, projecting revenues for something that isn't even released is the kind of speculation that breeds volatility! I did ask about numbers projected from the re-release in DVD of "Lady In White" (on the thread) a little while ago, and I think that would be the first project producing revenues. Currently our investment future is contingent on how these movies turn out and the risk/reward is inline with the industry. The GOOD NEWS (to me) is the small debt compared to the staggering revenue potential and the fact that at least one of these projects has just as much potential to become a BOX OFFICE/ VIDEO success as do other major productions out there. I am perfectly content with my position and will not walk away from this potential for anything. Everyone has to realize we are invested in an industry that moves along at a slower pace until distribution of a film occurs. As I have said before...timing is the key and will be directly related to NSKY's future success! Brettster