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To: mr. ed who wrote (406)	5/3/1999 1:11:00 PM
From: John Paquet	Respond to of 1239

you will lose your precious working capitals if you trade the stock market by hoping. Be realistic, trade by your own common sense then probably you will make some money. This GTR has no e-commerce earing, negative -revenue from e-commerce, only high hope like you "hoping alot." The price is discounted that high hope, plus promotion by Yorkton, when they started to sell GTR willbe that $2.00 again. Go figure. It is not cuz I sold out then I said negative things, it is my own common sense, I might be wrong, though. But it is funny before that "e-commerce intitiativeness" NR GTR was tradeed at $1.60, after Yorkton promotion and GTR will hire Internet Guru, then she hit $6.00. What a non-common sense this stock market. Go figure. John Paquet

To: mr. ed who wrote (406)	5/3/1999 1:50:00 PM
From: Professor Dotcomm	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1239

<I am hoping a lot> By that I take it to mean that fund managers will see that this sector is under represented. The only billion dollar + company trading in the US - apart from the ADRs of the 3 Japanese console makers (SNE, NTDOY & SEGNY) is Electronic Arts (ERTS). The following are the eight much smaller companies in this industry sector: AKLM, MWY, ATVI, THQI, FNCO and IMGK. The nearest parallel to GTR that I could come up with was FNCO who retails both new and previously played/published video games. However FNCO is a retailer not a distributor. GTR is also one with the lowest p/e. Its last quarter net when annualized gives a p/e of 8.8 times at $5 (so now it would be about 10 or 11 times). Can you see much hype in these kind of figures? I can't.