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Technology Stocks : Cyberian Outpost (Symbol: COOL) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Stephen M. DeMoss who wrote (349)11/30/1998 6:11:00 PM
From: CGarcia  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1932
 
Very good analysis of COOL stock Stephen...I agree with you...we all know the risks involved with internet stocks, let's face it, with the risks comes rewards also...I bought COOL at $41, bought some more today at $29 1/4, and I also believe we may see $20 or so before bouncing back up...Having said all that, I also feel very confident about this company...I know the internet craze isn't over, and while many people think this is just a fad craze, they will learn that the future IS online shopping...in fact it is here now, and COOL stands out as one of the better online stores...You are correct in stating that consumers on AOL are directed to COOL when they shop for computer equipment...that is a HUGE plus for this company...I expect a blowout quarter that will send the stock zooming towards $100 in January, and feel more confident each day that we stockholders will be greatly rewarded with COOL...market corrections will always occur and internet stocks, as volatile as they are, will usually suffer most, but at the same time, news can only carry a stock's price so far...quarterly returns is what will make a stock soar, and usually keep it's value high as well...and I expect a big quarter with COOL...Long on COOL...$100 by January...peace and good luck to all :)



To: Stephen M. DeMoss who wrote (349)12/1/1998 1:24:00 AM
From: Elroy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1932
 
<<Cool can go as low as 17-20.>>
Well, actually, it can go as low as zero.

<<However, I will load up on it heavily. Of all the internet stocks, there is as much exciting happening with Cool as any of them.>>
Like what is happening with COOL that is so exciting??

<<They have 65 million in cash from the IPO. Since there is only 4 million shares, they could buy back all their shares at 161/4.>>
Well, actually, they have 22.1 million shares outstanding, so they have ~$3 per share in cash. Of course, they are losing money every quarter (you know, the opposite of making money).

<<They are directed to by AOL as soon as you log on and the CFO is exhuberant about where they are at and where they are going.>>
I have AOL, and when I logged on tonight I didn't see anything about COOL. And have you ever met or heard of a CFO of a start up company that is not exuberant about where his company is going?

<<Having said all that, it is correcting with the others. I believe it may go down another 8-10 points but will also see 50 at least by January when they report>>
Good luck.

My question, why will COOL sell more computer stuff than all the other web sites that sell computer stuff??

Elroy