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To: Blue Snowshoe who wrote (142)	1/17/1999 2:19:00 PM
From: Joana Tides	Respond to of 7442

re: "Making A Million In Internets - Part II" - great post, Blue, and did some preliminary homework - AOL and Yahoo provide the same services; ALL. Two years from now, prediction - So Will GNET!! I bought more GNET last week, showing a tiny loss in those shares, but patiently holding on Happy, knowing my share buy-in at those prices was lookin' good on the ticker! Further homework - What to look for now @ Low share price, while projecting expansion and growth two years from now - (Internet Companies providing all services with income possibilities, coming either from the Portal to the Provider or from the other direction as just being small provider to Portal Provider)... finding these is further and ongoing homework. And GNET - YEEES!! In my opinion & as I've said before - Here comes... DIS... at still under $40 a share. DIS has go.com and GNET has go2net.com; I've seen some discussion on the gnet boards about gnet should sue mickey and all that; I disagree and think it could only enhance the value of both, sorta like how the biggest brands started to dominate the cereal aisles because their packages are similar designs and colors. I loaded up on more DIS last week, too; got big plans for the future, have been watchin' it close, now's the time (what number does that rhyme with?) You guessed it... 909 Joanie