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To: Redman who wrote (10573)	11/25/1998 4:56:00 PM
From: BigAppleBoy	Respond to of 44908

Yes it does.This company owns 165 stores,they are also a distributor for other stores and until last quarter they had positive earnings,while their stock traded at 2-3 dollars. Now they are losing money,but just because they will sell on the internet,their stock went up 200%. Talking agout Hype. However,I can see my self investing easily in BAMM than AMZN. BAMM has a better homepage,better buyers program,and at least they have something(stores) you can look at.I just dont see spending 200 dollars a share on a company that runs out of 50K square foot building with some computers selling books on the internet,and even worse,the more they sell,the more they loose. BAMM looks like a good buy.If they hire some good hypsters and buy a couple CNBC clowns,they can push it to 100 dollars a share pretty soon. I will keep an eye on it.