To: Manly who wrote (5036 ) 3/1/1999 11:32:00 PM From: Allen R. Page Jr. Respond to of 19700
A FINAL NOTE PROM QUEENS AND LOVE---- by: hbugay (45/M/Miami, Florida) 22869 of 22877but have a final thought for the evening. Only 15% of the shares are available for the general investing public. Only fifteen percent. The rest are owned by elephants and insiders. We own a piece of the internet rock. Your purchase of this equity is great wisdom. For every investor that says "no I won't sell" places us that much closer to our goal. Stay firm in your faith in this company; it is warranted. The number of mutual companies that own this stock is only around 58 as I write this post. That's a small amount. Consider this. Has the internet been alittle too new or possibily risky for the old guard mutual fund companies. There are 10,000 of them. 10,000. As our float increases and more shares become available, don't you believe that more institutional buyers will be interested in acquiring internet holdings. AOL has made it to the status of a blue chip. But 2 1/2 years ago--how many of you would have said that? Just two and a half years ago. We are here, with the company that is literally designing the landscape of the internet. It is a company with postive earnings per share--trading with a reasonable p/e. Can you name me any other internet stock that trades solely upon its merit? And yet, isn't the future growth of CMGI, due to its business model, make it more deserving than any other company to trade upon its future prospects. I say that there are 9,942 elephants out there who have a responsibility to their shareholders to acquire companies whose future and growth look promising. Sound like any company you know? Further that, as the shares and capitalization increase, so will the elephant walk to CMGI. Only the bold and maverick funds have selected it. And guess what, the funds I have examined that own CMGI were the hands down leaders in 98 with staggering returns for mutual funds. My friends, you are here well before the money managers. They have sat on the sidelines and said that the internet is a fad, a bubble, not a serious investment--but as they make eyes at the ugly girls in their portfolios that aren't going to the dance, the smart fund managers are now chasing the prom queens---like CMGI. Listen carefully, the dance has begun. All eyes are upon the beauty of this business model. CMGI takes vision and turns it into reality. You want an internet play that's safe--how about 30 plays at around a dollar capitalization per share that ultimately turns into multimillion dollar investments! We have beat the elephant stampede. The night is young. Our partner is beautiful and everyone will soon ask for a dance. CMGI is the prom queen. It is the most realistic play of any internet company. Just because you understood the significance of this equity before the herd, don't ever believe or doubt that your deicision to acquire this before the best couples are announced and crowned that your vision is marred. This company deserves your intense acquisition of as much stock as you can afford--only the first couple of songs have been played. It shall turn out to be the wisest investment decision that you ever made. Hold tight to your girl--don't let her get away and always remember to whisper sweet nothings in her ear like- REEK HAVOC AND LET THE DOGS OF CMGI LOOSE. LONG FOR THE VERY LONG HBUGAY