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To: Dan B. who wrote (77)	1/7/1999 3:23:00 AM
From: VBroady	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 245

Nothing to look at IMO - just another stock that will probably be $200-$300 this year. My anal/greedy side just hates to buy into something at $45 that was just $35 days ago. If Internut stocks had a bad day over the next week ....... ? I'm sure you've seen the top 10 list, including: Go2Net (NASDAQ:GNET - news) . Humming along at the edge of the portal race is Go2Net with its search, stocks and games, shopping and business info. One of the top stock message boards/communities, Silicon Investor alone represents to us a huge value that Wall Street hasn't yet seen. We think that if SI went public on its own it could fetch $200 million at today's Internet IPO valuations. Hypermart, one of the top free websites for businesses, also holds considerable opportunities to exploit for Go2Net. Direct marketing to these businesses in office supplies and services such as outsourced email are just two things we thought of that Hypermart can do easily. Go2Net just acquired Web21 also, which features the 100hot Website list. Latest quarter had positive earnings even. GNET's been on the rise since December -- it was actually the first stock we slated for the HotWatch '99 and even though it's risen we see a lot of potential under the hood here that could get discovered in 1999. >> Just to show you HOW OUT OF TOUCH I can be sometimes ... I didn't know about the SI / Gnet connection. Could you imagine an SI IPO or spinoff .... wow. It would be the biggest thread/talked about stock by far. Like I said, if GNET comes down to this side of $40, I'll think about it. Likewise, I'll probably watch it run to $200 and sit and pout. GNET cannot lay claim to the "sit and wait" title, it's moved too much already since December. Make me jealous .... at what price did you get into GNET? Just also noticed - FOUR PRs in one day!!! - NO STORY TO TELL :) vb