Hi Art - I think the report you are referring to is the Internet Stock Review and not the Internet Stock Report by Steve Harmon. Internet Stock Review said they were updating their music watchlist by adding 2 new additions before February was up. TSIG was added to the overall list that Internet Stock Review follows but there was no specific mention of TSIG or any specific updating of their music watchlist. I'll let the thread know as soon as I hear anything. By the way - I still have my hopes up that Steve Harmon will mention TSIG.com one of these days. :~):~)
Regards,
phil.com
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Table Of Contents:
1. Welcome.
2. News Reported.
3. New Buys and Sales On Wall Street.
4. Big Movers On Wall Street.
5. Earnings (or lack of) Reports.
6. News Reported via Audio/Video.
7. News From Our Readers.
8. IPO's and DPO's.
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Welcome.
Since the NASDAQ registered its third largest, single one day loss
today, off
3.3%, we thought it might be a good time to take a quick peek at how
all the
various Watch List companies have been performing.
From January 10th, the average stock has increased 11.7%. 20 stocks
were up, 8
were down. If you were so lucky to identify and invest in the Top 5
performers,
you would be up 185%--about what some mutual funds make in 10 years.
And it's
January. Oh my. If you bought all five and only if you bought all five,
give us
a call. We'll do a streaming video interview with you and put it up on
the
Internet. In fact if you bought 5 of the Top 10...give us a call.
Coincidentally (really) we happened to meet the management of each and
every
one of the Top 5 movers and it couldn't have happened to a nicer or
harder
working group of people (honestly). Guess we should get out of the
office more
often.
TOP 5:
Comtex (CMTX) Up 514%.
DYNAMIC MEDIA.COM (DIMG) Up 135%
YouBet.com (UBET) Up 127%
DynamicWeb (DWEB) Up 85%
AllNet Services (AWEB) Up 72%
TOTAL UNIVERSE:
Individual Investor (INDI) Up 62%
MediaX (MXMX) Up 54%
Brilliant Digital (BDE) Up 47%
iParty (IPTY) Up 43%
MediaLink (MDLK) Up 34%
USWeb (USWB) Up 26%
Playboy (PLA) Up 25%
FingerHut (FHT) Up 25%
FirstNet (FNTT) Up 24%
Harmony Holdings (HAHO) Up 22%
Rare Medium (RRRR) Up 10%
Sportsman Guide (SGDE) Up 6%
EchoStar (ECHO) Up 6%
CDNow (CDNW) Up 6%
Aim-Smart (AIMS) Up 5%
Digital Courrier (DCTI) Down 4%
CustomTracks (CUST) Down 4%
Federal Express (FDX) Down 6%
UOL Publishing (UOLP) Down 11%
Kushner-Locke (KLOC) Down 14%
American Interactive (AIME) Down 16%
Zapata (ZAP) Down 17%
Borders Group (BGP) Down 18%
If it's of any interest, the worst performers at this time last year
(in the
1998 Watch List) continued to perform poorly and the best performers at
this
time last year just continued on their merry way. Sounds illogical,
until you
look at Network Solutions (NSOL) and Go2Net (GNET). From the 1998 Watch
List
addition price until today, NSOL moved up 1,334% and GNET moved up
1,232%.
That's one year and one month. They of course, had to be up 100%, up
200%, and
up 500% first.
We should have two new additions to the Music/Internet Watch List
before the
month is out. Both trade under $5.00. The current names on the
Music/Internet
Watch List are CDNow (CDNW) Up 23%, CustomTracks (CUST) Up 121% and
MediaX
(MXMX) Up 162%. Percentage changes are from Watch List addition prices.
Tomorrow we will delve into what excites us about Music On The
Internet, in
general terms. And now that were on the subject of Music, MediaX (MXMX)
opened
its Online record store today. Read this following quote from a press
release
they issued Thursday. Read the last sentence twice. THEY ARE
TELEGRAPHING YOU.
Hello.
"This first launch phase of AmuZnet.com will feature an uncomplicated
and
user-friendly interface, while the company lays the foundation for a
completely
revolutionary way to buy music. Customer feedback and reporting is
encouraged
during this initial launching period and will help in building the next
phases
of the site. Additional phases will culminate into a proprietary,
highly
confidential, Music Agent interface that will set a new standard in the
industry."
New standard in the industry...we like that. This too. Earlier, one of
our
hard
working employees was surfing in AOL's Entertainment section and
discovered a
Rod Stewart chat arranged by MediaX. We haven't seen a press release on
it
yet,
but would fully expect one. This is a good example of how MediaX
differentiates
itself from the CDNow's (CDNW) of the world who pay (and pay dearly) to
get on
the AOL front page...
AmuZnet
amuznet.com
AOL Entertainment
chat01.asylum.com
MediaX and TicketMaster (TMCS) on WebNoise.
webnoize.com
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New Reported:
AllNet Services (AWEB).
Under terms of the deal, ATD will continue to operate its online travel
site
www.airdisc.com. The two companies will share links from their existing
etailing
sites and work jointly on future site development, promotions and
marketing
for
travel. ATD is one of the travel industries most reputable wholesale
companies
with headquarters in New York and other affiliate offices nationwide.
ATD's
1999 and year 2000 projected revenues are in excess of one hundred
million
dollars. The company represents most of the world's largest airlines.
Offerings
range from Domestic and International flights to Car Rentals, Hotels,
and
coming soon, Land Packages and Cruises.
Robert Aubel, President & CEO of Allnet stated: ''This is a tremendous
opportunity for Allnet. Travel is fast becoming the largest industry in
e-commerce. We are now partnered with one of the country's premier
wholesale
travel companies in Air Travel Discounts, Inc.''
biz.yahoo.com
American Interactive Media (AIME).
The online retailer, due to join Compaq and AltaVista, will market
itself as a
service provider, working with American
Interactive Media. (WIRED)
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Borders Group (BGP).
BGP hooks up with Infoseek and Disney. COM has more than eight million
registered members and over 38 percent reach into the Internet
audience. These
users will be exposed to contextual placement of Borders.com links and
banner
ads throughout the site.
biz.yahoo.com
CDNow (CDNW).
CDNow loses $2.79 for the year and is merging with N2K which loses
$5.64 for
the year. Combined sales for the two grow from $38 million to $119
million.
Combined (maybe shared) they have 1,720,000 customers. Interesting to
say the
least. CDNow has an accumulated deficit of $$55 million and N2K has an
accumulated decficit of $132 miilion. How long have these guys been
around
? In
essence though, they've spent about $110 per customer.
biz.yahoo.com
biz.yahoo.com
DynamicWeb Enterprises (DWEB).
The Chairman & CEO Steven Vanechanos Jr. built this company from his
living
room table. Most
recently the Very well respected Investment Banking firm, RAYMOND JAMES
&
ASSOCIATES has agreed to
work with DWEB and add share holder value. This may be an excellent
Internet
play for those of us who want to
enter the Internet sector and pay a fair price for a company which has
a
strong
investment bank behind it and a
company which has excellent potential for increasing earnings and share
price.DWEB has a market cap of only $7.58
million it has negative earnings and negative cash flow. However it
has an
excellent Gross Margin of 28% plus.
Strong sales are in the pipeline and the upside potential for this
company is
excellent.
stockstowatch.com
EchoStar (DISH).
Echostar is facing stiffer competition now that DirecTV plans to buy
Primestar's assets for about $1.8 billion. Should EchoStar
shareholders sell? 'No Way,' says Analyst Bob Hirschfeld. (IIOnline)
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What the Internet Stock Review is...is a "news aggregation service".
With the
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