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To: GT who wrote (288)	3/6/1999 11:46:00 PM
From: Ben Geh	Respond to of 703

Copied from an optimist at Yahoo Board: <<<--------------------snip---------->>>>>>>>> SEVL will gap up Monday and close higher. News of the AOL deal will come out officially with details, plus expect more than one huge deal announced like the spokeperson said on Friday. In the middle of this is a large short position that will get bigger on Monday since SEVL is now over $5. The ensuing squeeze will be of such magnitude as to create enough momentum to drive sevl in the 20's just like we saw with jboh, skym, aagp, sieb, etc, etc. look at the charts on those stocks. Not only are there lots of retail shorts coming into sevl, but one market maker is extremely short and did all they could to pressure sevl on Friday. I won't mention who, but if you have L2, surely you know. <<<------------------snip---------------->>>>>>>>>> This will become a very good short candidate but timing is critical. Too early, you'll be squeezed. Too late, you'll miss the boat. Good Luck to both Longs and Shorts for your efforts!

To: GT who wrote (288)	3/6/1999 11:54:00 PM
From: BILL G.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 703

Yes I read your last post. I didn't buy a year or so ago, but was looking and following the stock. Reason I didn't buy then was all they had to sell was proprietary lincense agreements and games. You are missing the main point that this is not a year ago and with the street tech merger they now have marketable content to mainstream cpu users for companies and still illeterate computer society. Their training format is the most easy to learn I have ever seen. I guess thats why I puchase the html program last night. Not like just reading. it actually shows you how. This is going to be Big.