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To: TsioKawe who wrote (8338)	1/25/1999 5:07:00 PM
From: steve armon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40688

I am still long. I'm always afraid that if I sell the stock will continue to climb. I will be very interested to see if we can sustain an uptrend or if the MM's begin shorting us with earnest. At some point down the road I believe that this business plan will propel PNLK into major player. Steve

To: TsioKawe who wrote (8338)	1/25/1999 6:04:00 PM
From: The Flying Crane	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 40688

Hi everyone: "Congratulations to everyone who didn't sell like stupid TK.." TK, you are the last one I would expect to see 'left in the dust'. Nevertheless, you took the risk of getting out to do your daytrade and you lost. This is not stupid, just bad luck. That is why I never daytrade or short-term-trade a stock I believe in. The risk of missing the train is just not worth it. Even when you trade out of a stock to trade another one hoping to come back in later, there is no guarantee that the other stock you want to try your luck will move fast enough for you to get out and come back here. It is only a matter of transferring risk from one stock to another. This risky business of missing the train can be quite frustrated as you are now experiencing. Unless, of course, you have a crystal ball for the other stock... The news is quite positive for the long term potential of PNLK. I noticed there were some discussions going on between 'renting services' and 'strategic alliance'. Guess what, my take is that it really doesn't matter which is which. For a moment, try to look pass the name AT&T and see the essence of the press release. IMHO, what PNL management is doing is laying down a solid foundation of Internet infrastructure for the upcoming V3. With all the extra bells and whistles from RareMediums, Click!, and others that we don't know about, PNL Webtool will need something more powerful than the current server it is sitting on. This announcement is, to me, further evidence that PNL management has a very sound business plan. Imagine when the business plan that PNL has with the Chamber of Commerce around the world come into fruition, you may have subscribers sign up en masse. By then, if that actually happens, you don't want to see these subscribers having problem logging into the Webtool, right? With the massive Internet infrastructure from AT&T, I think we will not see that happening! So, as of now, the foundation is getting stronger and in good order, our next step is to wait for the subscribers to join. And when that happens, IMHO, the real blast-off will begin! At $2.00, the price is still dirt cheap for the amount of potential that PNL has. Of course, all of the above are my opinions only! Remember, everyone To Each His Own And Prosperity to ALL!