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To: brichard who wrote (2408)	3/16/1999 10:04:00 PM
From: Gator	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8858

WARNING!!!!! Due to potential health risks, one should consider the following before entering into a position of owning Starnet Stock: a) one must have a tolerance to high capital gains b) one must be prepared to pay exuberant taxes c) one must be prepared to feel totally secure in their holdings d) one must be prepared to for go risk e) one must be prepared to retire early f) one must be willing to depart with their present vehicle for a newer model g) one must be prepared to live a life of luxury If you feel any of these could adversely affect your well being, we suggest you reconsider your position. Signed, Health and Welfare >> The above from Murray at Raging Bull...do you have the stomach??? Thanks Murray...Gator

To: brichard who wrote (2408)	3/16/1999 10:53:00 PM
From: THOMAS GOODRICH	Respond to of 8858

brichard, The bottom line answer to your question is that while no one can accurately predict when corrections occur they do occur and usually without warning. Starnet as a long term hold is pretty much of a no-brainer as online gaming has much further to go. I do know of at least a couple of significant shareholders who bought in under $1 last October who claim to be locking in some profits now. A concern is that press releases will slow down for a while much like the past 2 months when the stock rallied to $6 than settled back to the $4 support level. $7.50 again is possible, however, my guess would be $9 to $9.50 that assumption based on a reasonable correction of 25%. SNMM however is not "going into the dirt" as some of the short sellers would like people to believe. TG