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Technology Stocks : AHWY -- AudioHighway.com -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: molemania who wrote (28)	12/26/1998 5:53:00 PM
From: Kimberly Lee	Respond to of 399

Thanks, David, for both your kindness and objectivity. I do believe there is quite a bit of upside left for AHWY, but I just hate to see an investor goes into this blindly. The fundamentals of the company is weak, but I do find the web site quite impressive as Igor pointed out in earlier posts. In fact, I am downloading AudioWiz now and can't wait to see how it runs. If it's anything close to the web site design and functionality, I expect it to be a very decent program. Pros and cons, two sides of the story, that's what we should share here. Also, I would advise against shorting AHWY right now, not only because most people can't short an IPO within the first 30 days of its inception, but also the float is very thin, and very few investors appear to have access to the numbers I posted. They will find the web site impressive, the name catchy, fun and will likely base their decisions to buy on that justification. Going out for the evening, but sure looking forward to check out AudioWiz.

To: molemania who wrote (28)	12/26/1998 5:54:00 PM
From: FredB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 399

In a recent interview, the CEO of BMG stated that he sees in the near future a market for the audio industry in where the customer downloads the audio information into a flash card for listening at a later time. He sees this as a new form of media for what is now known as the CD and cassette tape. In this, he sees a continued success for BMG as a major seller of audio such as the current CD and cassette offerings now available from BMG. . . getmusic.com This falls directly in line with the recent strategic alliance with Diamond Media . . . audiohighway.com. Diamonds portable player with downloaded audio material from companies like BMG passing through sites such as AudioHighway.com as a central source/mall makes a lot of sense to me.