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To: JW Steve who wrote (6941)	2/8/1999 8:29:00 PM
From: Vincent Vega	Respond to of 27722

Tomorrow should be extremely volatile, although I expect upward bias before the day is over. Also, IMHO the press release should be viewed as a positive since they have confirmed that the IPO is coming, the only people who view it as a negative are those who tried to time the IPO perfectly, the people who think they have figured out the market. Anyway, I am holding and may add if we dip tomorrow. Regards, VV

To: JW Steve who wrote (6941)	2/8/1999 8:29:00 PM
From: Don Morris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27722

jw steve, I'm you and most, will sit tight on what I have and will continue to accumulate on dips until the IPO. If people want to sell, then I for one will love to pick up more shares at a lower price. Best of luck

To: JW Steve who wrote (6941)	2/8/1999 8:32:00 PM
From: Richard B. Haenisch	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 27722

HOW FUNNY IS THIS! Todays announcement is exactly what all the longs were looking for, the ONLY reason why we are perceiving it as bad is because the stock dropped today and we are hearing that the IPO won't be for another three weeks. Remember DBCC or MALL, when they announced their spin-offs, it also took 2 - 3 weeks before the IPO actually came out. This allows the media and investment bankers to promote the IPO!!!! After reading the announcement I AM ECSTATIC!!!!!!!!!! Rico p.s. the MMs picked up those stop loss orders and panic money all day long. Boy, am I glad I bought another 2,000 shares today.

To: JW Steve who wrote (6941)	2/9/1999 6:43:00 AM
From: AJ Berger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27722

how will Wall St. spin this? dailynews.yahoo.com will the additional attention brought to the online music buisness be good for us, or make us look small compared to any IBM initiative, even if it's just a compression encapsulation standard. Online Radio Stations will be better suited for this type of future distribution, than current music retail transaction sellers will. The growth numbers of $250mil in '97 online music sale to nearly $4bil by 2005, should be helpful. (numbers being used by Bloomberg) Of course NAVR is not just about music sales, but all the other revenues a virtual collection of radio stations can bring the world. I doubt anyone's put any numbers on that, but the potential is staggering. Hopefully IBM will keep the record companies from mucking up the Internet like they did with DVD, and now HDTV with all the conflicting standards and industry infighting. Good Luck to all NAVR shareholders today. I'll be using any strength I see this week to sell my shares. NAVR's had since July'98 to prepare this IPO, and these continued delays make this a less secure bet, IMHO. Besides, the current turmoil in the market makes DayTrading Inets even more profitable, so I'd rather have my NAVR money free for that purpose. Maybe I'll be back in a few weeks and go Long again; we'll first see how well the Inets keep running.