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To: DablocTrader who wrote (5797)	2/6/1999 11:01:00 AM
From: hoffy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15987

By the way, the floats on TLTG and ALFN are: TLTG, 1.6 million ALFN, under 1 million. TLTG will fly on Monday when their new site opens. ALFN will go up a little slower but their news website is opening soon and it will be where TLTG goes (to around 10) but it will take until their website opens in about 3 weeks. I am very pleased to own both companies and will look to sell both at around 10. TLTG this week and ALFN in about 3 weeks. Here's a press release from ALFN. I like the Management here: It's the same guy who pioneered the chain store "Everything under $1" ================================================== The company also announced today that their World Wide Web site is advancing towards completion. Michael Porter, president and CEO, states, ''Children young and old will be able to play games, enter contests and buy toys on the entertaining interactive web site www.alottafun.com. We intend to tie together purchase of our products with various games and contest promotions related to our toy line.'' Alottafun!, Inc., based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, sees tremendous growth in the multibillion-dollar toy industry in the United States. While traveling to Europe prospecting for collectable toy and candy novelties several years ago, Porter came across a marketing craze -- capsule toys that are collected by children of all ages. Looking to repeat his business success in the development of the retail chain ''Everything's a $1.00,'' Porter formed Alottafun!, Inc. ''We want to be a part of this ever-changing fast-paced toy industry by manufacturing and distributing a unique combination of toys, candy and capsule toys. Our capsule toys, imitating the European phenomenon, are a gutsy move here in the U.S.,'' says Porter. ''Annual sales in the European capsule toy market average over one billion dollars per year. We want to be known as the pioneers that brought this 'craze' to the U.S.''