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Microcap & Penny Stocks : ProNetLink...PNLK...Click here to enter -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Stan who wrote (10783)	3/2/1999 9:47:00 AM
From: mrNetVestor	Respond to of 40688

Anyone have a clue as to what mechanism is going to used for the broadcast? Is it part of CLICK! or another technology?

To: Stan who wrote (10783)	3/2/1999 1:59:00 PM
From: FlatTaxMan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40688

Well said! eom

To: Stan who wrote (10783)	3/2/1999 8:24:00 PM
From: GreenKeeper	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40688

<<the second-class status of being a BB stock>> I noticed that there is a 'Greenskeeper' on Raging Bull who knocks PNLK as a six bit BB stock at every opportunity. Just to clarify, we are very different individuals. I am long. My family is long. No counter-hype intended, but I do sense the winds of risk are shifting dramatically in our favor. Hype is just hype. Helium that seeps from its own balloon. But risk assessments are healthy. They make us justify our positions, open us up to opportunities, and prompt us into action. In the beginning, the level of Uncertainty was extremely high. PNL was a vision, and a lot of hype; barely worthy of BB status; misleading advertising in the StockGenie as 'pick of the month'; promises of marketing that didn't materialize; a version that drew few customers; early posters that rode a wave of euphoria and sold out; MM's who sold shares they didn't own -- High, and marched the price down so they could buy back -- Low. Early investors were played out fish by tax selling time, and a new puff of wind was needed to get our Schooner moving again. BUT, early capital kept PNL going before it would have qualified as an IPO (allowing us to enter at a very low level!). And the business concept was sound. And the time afloat in 98 was very well spent, IMO. Rare Medium replaced Proxicom, and the preview of coming attractions has been well documented ever since. Major alliances are being formed. The risk of big players stealing our thunder becomes less as we co-sponsor events among them. And V3 time drums in our favor, while a whole e-concert waits to be played. The wallflowers may not be on our dance floor yet, but they haven't left the building either. They are humming the e-business beat, while noticing that Nobody is selling their dance cards. Not during MARCH MADNESS. Not when the IBE is coming. Not when the marketing risk has been minimized, and the PNL product is getting downright exciting. Not when Time pressure is building on the buyers, screaming "Opportunity is knocking!" Not with Zagoren wailing to the Stones on the karaoke: "TIIIIME is on our side ... Yes it is!" Can you hear the stones rolling yet? If not, you will. Soon! GK