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To: Street Walker who wrote (330)	12/28/1998 10:18:00 AM
From: Kimberly Lee	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 987

Street Walker, good point about the CEO's 72% ownership. The most telling point for me, in terms of trading, was that SKYM barely took a brief resting breath after the relatively shaky interview on CNBC.

To: Street Walker who wrote (330)	12/28/1998 10:23:00 AM
From: Bo Didley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 987

Price Target for next year #reply-6960685 Buyers coming in on retracements for Long Term Hold. bo

To: Street Walker who wrote (330)	12/28/1998 11:32:00 AM
From: Bo Didley	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 987

I'm HOLDING for 1999 >>..Wild Cards for 1999 Why invest and hold through 1999 ? 1. I talked to Investors Relations last Tuesday. I was informed there will be news with major Web alliances in the near future. 2. "Content Provider" implementation and expansion 3. Increasing amounts of Web Page visits/day as customers are driven to SKYM sites and products. 4. COVERAGE by Steve Harmon of Internet Stock Report 5. No debt, millions in cash. 6. The internet is the future. SKYM has "incrementally" established itself to grow "exponentially". With the above being the case, one has to seriously decide if buying and holding shares as an investment will be rewarding. I believe it will be. Any pre-market news next year with a major internet portal site will gap the stock fiercely. And how many major internet sites can they form alliances with? The major percent gains will be to holders of shares. And of course, all the shorts who will be forced to cover when Wild Cards are announced will up the price. A word to shorters: There is 2 million shares in the float. Many of these shares are held by LONG TERM investors who have no plans to sell given the above. So that makes the float even smaller. Anyone holding this stock short over any night or weekend prior to a pre-market news release will suffer enormous losses. The risk/rewards do not favor ever shorting this stock in the immediate future. I remember saying the same thing to the crowd of Amazon shorters when it was $80/share. Short squeeze after short squeeze.... The float is getting smaller as investors will be accumulating on pull-backs. Bob Worsley is the largest shareholder. He owns 72% of the stock. Whose interest does he have in mind for the long term?<<