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To: Manny who wrote (926)4/20/1999 11:16:00 AM
From: Lane Hall-Witt  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1377
 
There is a lot of confusion about what will happen to NSOL when the competitive framework is instituted. I think any rational assessment of the damage is priced into the stock by now. (Of course, what does rationality have to do with any of this?) I actually think NSOL will benefit from the relationships it will have with its competitors, because NSOL will serve its competitors in a wholesale capacity. NSOL's retail business will decline, but it'll have an entirely new range of opportunities as a sort of INKT for the domain-registration sector. The margins in this wholesale business will be tremendous.



To: Manny who wrote (926)4/21/1999 8:21:00 AM
From: Chi-X  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1377
 
I just bought a domain name today (let you know what it is when it's confirmed in the next few days). NSOL profitted their $70 bucks for 2 years. It's a pain trying to think of good domain names as most of the good name.COM domains are taken. The competition will open up the door to more good names. I personally like name.WEB

Not that this matters for trading. NSOL is a bit short term oversold...

Chi-X hath Spoken!
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