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To: Manfred who wrote (36060)	12/29/1998 7:39:00 PM
From: Kimberly Lee	Respond to of 119973

Manfred, weren't you the one who kept pounding the table on SKYM when it was still in the single digits and some 35 points ago? thanks. Personally, I don't think it's just a rumor anymore that TMAN will launch their web site soon. The company has engineered a complete turn around since late 1997. Emerging from bankruptcy, TMAN not only managed to pay off most of the debts but also turned in a surprisingly profitable quarter. A glance at the fundamentals: From MarketGuide, 12/18/98 Current Ratio: 4.14 Lt Dbt/Eqty 0.43 Rev (TTM) 9M EPS 0.15 Institutional net purchase in the last 3 months: 1.791M Insiders control 47% of total outstanding shares No insiders sale in the last year. Insiders purchase shares in the last 4 months. TMAN appears a tremendous sympathy play with AAGP, who's CEO will appear on CNBC around 9:45am tomorrow. Joe Kernan has already mentioned that he likes AAGP merchandise, so I expect the interview will go smoothly. Moreover, with the meteoric rise of GIII today and further expansion tomorrow, we can easily anticipate TMAN to join in as a value play in the group. Other sympathy plays: GIII, SIRC, INTO.