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To: john mooney jr. who wrote (610)	4/4/1999 1:44:00 PM
From: Blue Snowshoe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7442

Mooooonman, Good to hear from you. We are in Fat City as far as GNET goes. We still hold what we paid 24 bucks or less for, DAH, I didn't even have to think about that one. If there is any sell off this week we step in and buy more shares. Here is what is more likely, the stock goes straight to the mooooon. Here is why: 1) This Paul Allen deal which for some reason some people did not understand, will be a done deal on the 15th. 2) Other than the Allen deal GNET has not been in the A mode since it picked up 100hot.com I look for GNET to be in the A mode soon after the 15th. 3) Split, I smell split. GNET blew it twice by not splitting the stock at the 145-150 range. This may be due to the Allen deal. Then again most companies don't split stocks when they should. Anyway, after the Allen deal unless GNET wants to sell shares at $200+ a pop they will have to split it. 4) Analcyst. Most Wall St. analcyst DO NOT follow GNET. Talk about your dunces with quotes. Sooner or later these analcyst boys will wake up to the fact that GNET is the top performing internet stock. ZD net just did a story on this fact. So the word will spread. GNET will take off as soon as the analcyst guys on Wall St. wake up and shake lose with a few strong BUY ratings. All it will take is one Merrill type to wake up. What I really think is to good to be true. You know how you always hear someone say. "Some investors were smart and bought YHOO at $20 and have sat back and became rich off of the splits". They will be saying that about GNET one day. That is right where we are. There is more upside to GNET right now than YHOO ever had going for it when it was GNET's size. In the end it may be AOL, ATHM, YHOO and GNET/Allen Cableinternet. Straight to the mooooon, soooooon. 909 BLUE