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Microcap & Penny Stocks : JNNE Jones Naughton: Go Online via Kiosk -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Chris Malcolm who wrote (747)	4/10/1999 5:22:00 PM
From: Stuart Cole	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4824

If I knew the answer to your question I would mortgae the house and buy all I could. The potential for the internet computer setup is hugh if it is done right. I am going to be doing some DD on what setup/components they are using, what it looks like and the charges. With this info I will be able to make a better guess as to the potential success of the project. I will post to this thread any results of my DD. If JNNE has computers successfully installed in all of Cendant's hotels as well as the other chains, they will have a hugh head start on everyone else. Thousands of computers paying a user fee plus add the adv/media profits from content can can add up to real serious money. IF JNNE establishes a successful base and its marketing plan is well conveived and meshes with that of its partners I think that we could see real profits within a year. Like I said, a successful JNNE would be an attractive takeover target. You can add broadband media companies whom may be interested as well as ADSL service providers. If everything works out it could be interesting. Let's all hope for the best. I do see several stalls in price rises at levers where people will want to take out some of their profits. After profit taking the price should rise into the $2 to $6 per share. All this is predicated on the test sites going well.

To: Chris Malcolm who wrote (747)	4/11/1999 4:23:00 PM
From: Stuart Cole	Respond to of 4824

Long term traditionally means a year or two. But, in the new on line trading arena, a long term hold can be a lot shorter. As for JNNE by long term I mean until the results of the test marketing of the internet Kissok's are in and show a positive. profitable result. During this same time frame I expect that JNNE's new online content program will grow substantially. As far as the buyout candidate. JNNE's plans have already brought attention to them by a major Wall Street brokerage. There were instructed to look into JNNE for one of their cilents. Which client I do not know. But if they are already looking at JNNE at the test marketing stage, in my opinion, when the kissioks are installed and operating in the hotels chains already announced we should see some very interesting negotations in work. Does this mean a buyout? Who knows, but what is for sure they will be a an attractive target.