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To: Mark Fowler who wrote (47270)	3/25/1999 12:26:00 PM
From: StockMarketMaven	Respond to of 164684

DISK supplies Amazon with DVDs Amazon is currently using Image Entertainment (DISK) as a distributor of its DVDs. Image Entertainment (DISK) will benefit greatly from the acceptance of DVD into the mainstream consumer. It alre eet.com Keep in mind that they are one of the largest distributors of DVDs to retailers INCLUDING Amazon.com. iionline.com Here's also a snippet from a press release: There is no question that the Internet represents a major growth area for the Company. We are currently providing DVD programming on a nonexclusive basis to most of the major on-line services, including Amazon.com, DVDExpress, NetFlix, Reel.com, as well as Kencranes.com, the website of the entity the Company is currently in the process of acquiring. Our traditional retail accounts, including Musicland, Best Buy, Tower and The Wherehouse also increased the amount of DVD software they purchased from us during the quarter.'' biz.yahoo.com I expect DISK to double this year. Once daytraders find this stock, look out. So, what does everyone think? Makes you feel like this is a nicely undervalued Internet/DVD play. It does for me. StockMarketMaven