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Non-Tech : DMRK- Damark International- The Next One? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: dwlima who wrote (37)	12/31/1998 2:33:00 PM
From: Mike Ankley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 83

Alot of pent up e-tail/internut buying has occurred after each of the previous 2 holidays (Thanksgiving and Christmas). I would not be surprised to see the same occur on the first few days back from the New Years Day Holiday. Combine that with YHOO's upcoming announcing earnings (whisper number looks good) earningswhispers.com and AMZN's imminent 3:1 split biz.yahoo.com And then add in the 'January effect'. Plus most of the internuts have just sold off or been shorted down ,, so the springs are all coiled ready to release again. There's a ton of eyeballs watching all these stocks. My guess is that this whole sector is a tinder box just waiting to be relit with everyone looking for that next one to shoot up ... lets hope it will be DMRK! Won't take much to send it skyward with only a 2 million share float and most buyers from the last 3 days of combined 1 million share volume still holding. Cheers Mike

To: dwlima who wrote (37)	1/1/1999 5:36:00 AM
From: VBroady	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 83

Am I missing something? Damark already has their retail sales website at damark.com. Do you think "new alliances" with AOL, Yahoo, or others will really move the stock that much? Aren't the "skyrockets" flying when a retail outlet starts selling on the web, not necessarily "just" new alliances? Sorry, still buzzing from the New Years Six-Pack!!! Can't sleep! vb

To: dwlima who wrote (37)	1/1/1999 10:32:00 AM
From: John G. Mueller	Respond to of 83

Happy New Year to all you DMRKers and our man in Peru too! John

To: dwlima who wrote (37)	1/1/1999 11:54:00 AM
From: Emile Vidrine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 83

dwlina, Thanks for the great tip on skym last week. I found this stock and thought it had great potential. Do you have an opinion on this one. ELCO Stock is depressed because of pre-announced losses. Book Value= $3.5 Sales==$764 million Selling for $2 Seems VERY WELL positioned in net-commerce Losses this quarter due to Asian financial crisis. Float is only 17 million Total shares 26 million Sales=$28/share With sales of $760 million and a new e-commerce posture and acquisition, it looks as if we could have a real explosion. Any contrary views or negative insights deeply appreciated. Happy New Year to all! Emile Here is the profile: Elcom International, Inc. develops and licenses proprietary software systems which enable the conduct of interactive electronic commerce and, through a subsidiary, uses this technology to support the sale and marketing of PC products electronically. The Company's proprietary Personal Electronic Catalog and Ordering System (PECOS(R)) technology enables the Company and its licensees to create interactive electronic catalog and ordering systems and thereby market products and services using PC-based electronic commerce systems which operate on public and private Internet Protocol networks. PECOS is designed to become an integral part of a customer's purchasing process by computerizing various tasks associated with the product ordering, fulfillment and delivery process. These tasks include gathering and searching through product information, selecting products, checking product price and availability, comparing and selecting shipping options, analyzing computer system configurations, generating purchase requisitions, obtaining approvals, and placing orders electronically from the customer's PC. The PECOS system also can link electronically with a supplier's order entry and warehouse management systems, thereby supporting the automation of the fulfillment of such orders. The Company believes that its PECOS technology is the first client/server, Windows- and transaction-based electronic marketing and ordering system to generate substantial revenues in the emerging area of PC-based electronic commerce. The Company, through its technology subsidiary, has signed a total of ten license agreements for its PECOS technology and is pursuing additional license agreements.