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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Xin Net Technologies - BB: XNET - The Next Internet Stock? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John M. who wrote (896)	4/6/1999 2:10:00 PM
From: Frederick Langford	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1593

This is just the beginning! I'm going to acquire a core position on dips. I will continue to trade my free shares. Will do the same with GCTI. Had ZSUN in the low 7's and settled for a puny 3 pts. Now it's gone...These Chinese infants may just grow up sooner than we think. Here is an article about Internet growth in China. The more users logging on to WWW the more opportunity for E-commerce. Monday, April 5, 1999 INTERNET Survey reports big interest in Internet among Chinese NEWSBYTES ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The Internet market in China could be set for explosive growth if the results of a new survey are realized. The poll, reported by Xinhua (the New China News Agency), found that 71.2 percent of people who don't use the Internet at present are very interested in accessing and using the global computer network. At present China has just over two million domestic Internet users and the number is growing fast as prices and other obstacles to access drop. Among those already using the Internet, 70.8 percent regularly send and receive electronic mail and 85.6 percent access the network in search of information on science, technology, and political and social matters. Two thirds of existing users owned home computers and average weekly use was 5 hours and 16 minutes. For respondents not currently online, the high price of access was cited as a reason they had not yet logged on. The comments from this survey, conducted in the final three months of 1998, and several other recent surveys, has recently led the Ministry of Information Industry to cut the price of Internet access. The survey, by Beijing-based consultancy Sinclair, received responses from 10,408 people across the country. Of those responding, more than 85 percent were below 35 years of age and over 77 percent had achieved a college-grade education.