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To: Francois Goelo who wrote (19)	3/11/1999 1:06:00 AM
From: GARY P GROBBEL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 274

Francois...the financial info I have in my notes (wherever they are) is for 1997. I believe they are auditing last year but I do not know when that will be finished. According to their ir they know they need the audit to become a reporting company. I would call to get a firmer grip on the numbers. Frankly I was not paying a lot of attention to the stock as I bot higher and things have been quiet till the last week or so. There have been costs to get the site underway and altho it is a heckuva presentation I think they are still tweaking it here and there. Monies are always a concern for companies at this stage but the last time I spoke with their ir the shares were still at 14m and that is what they state in their releases. Obviously we are not looking at a Yahoo or Ebay here but they have focused pretty well on the niche they want to cater to...health and fitness...and they have moved along at a good pace development wise over the past few months. I often wonder how investors size up these situations...comsidering what is already here similar internet companies are selling anywhere from a buck to 3 or 4 bucks. I am not saying Laser should be priced that high...but in view of where they are at this juncture .14 per share seems under market. It could be that very few investors are aware of the company but vol has been ticking up lately. Customarily when one of these internet situations are 'discovered' they go from under mkt value (mkt value here for inet stocks is admittedly a grey area and is established only by what people are willing to pay at a point in time) to over mkt value and then the pendulum swings and sways for a while. We may be at the initial stage of that process now but with these stocks you just never know. I would suggest those interested check out the site and call the company for more info. gpg gpg

To: Francois Goelo who wrote (19)	3/11/1999 1:51:00 AM
From: Eric Fader	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 274

Francois - Glad you came by. I agree with Gary that the company seems to be at a very early stage in their development, which in my mind includes getting the story out to the public. We all can use some more concrete information. What's clear to me, though, is that a market cap of under $2 million is a little silly given the way Internet plays are being valued these days. In fact, if the stock were .30 or .40, I'd still call it cheap from what I can tell so far. -Eric