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To: hoffy who wrote (13329)5/13/1999 9:40:00 PM
From: VelvetX  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 15987
 
DIAMOND ENTMNT (OTC BB: DMEC): The stock squeezed up 3.7% to finish at
$0.14 with little heavy volume of 1.365 million shares. We noticed that
there were many buys this afternoon. The word is that the company will
launch its e-commerce web site next week. Analysis of trading activities
in the past three weeks indicates ratio of buy to sell is 5.6:1, but the
price still stays in the trading range of $0.10 to $0.12. Have we seen it
before? When we profiled GRPV last March, the stock stayed in the trading
range for three weeks with active trading. We held the shares strong and
broke backs of some market makers and they finally gave up. Now check
GRPV out now, it's $1.00!!! According to one source, two market makers
have not recovered so far. Now, we are in the similar situation. Market
makers are running short of over 5 millions shares of DMEC! But we feel
DMEC is better in terms of its fundamentals. If we hold strong again, we
will see a better result. First, DMEC has own product lines. Second,
DMEC distributes merchandises by both traditional way and Internet.
Third, DMEC is looking out for new products, they just signed an exclusive
marketing agreement for a new 6 1/4'' Screen High Performance PC Executive
Notebook Computer from a manufacturer in the Orient. As we believe we
have a ground floor opportunity here! The stock is upgraded to strong buy
from buy under $0.18.
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To: hoffy who wrote (13329)5/13/1999 10:47:00 PM
From: myturn  Respond to of 15987
 
MDTV, those of you who love IATV; MDTV is similar in concept in providing digital satellite TV, High Speed Internet Access and is trading at only $1.90.

MDTV shows great promise at these levels.

Here is a piece provided by Paul Andreola, the IR person for MDTV:

To: scouser (162 )
From: Paul Andreola
Saturday, May 8 1999 10:51PM ET
Reply # of 182

This industry is very young and at this point there are not very many publicly traded companies in this field.
The big names of course are DirecTv which is owned by Hughes and Echostar which trades under the symbol
DISH. There are several companies that are expected to go public in the near future such as Golden Sky
Partners.

The big brokerage firms however are really starting to notice the growth in the satellite tv industry and have
come out with some very encouraging analysis of some of the public companies. DISH for example is highly
recommended by DLJ and Merrill Lynch. In November you could have bought DISH for around $25. Today it
trades around $95.

MDTV is in a special niche as it bares none of the huge infrastructure costs associated with satellite
communications. There are only a very small number of companies in the MDU field.

Bear Stearns recently came out with a buy recommendation on a similar company, PGTV. Bear Stearns valued
each PGTV subscriber at $2086 each (moving to $2400 in year 2000). PGTV happens to be the top rated
company (out of 45 companies)in the broadcast/tv industry ranking biz.yahoo.com
Most of PGTV growth has come thru acquisitions, in some cases paying well over $2000 per subscriber in
certain deals. They currently have over 500,000 subscribers and operate their satellite services mostly in rural
areas where it is predominantly single family homes. It would also be more difficult for PGTV to offer some of
the services that MDTV will be offering in the near future such as high speed internet, security monitoring,
telephony, etc.

MDTV actually has a better business model than PGTV. The Bear Stearns valuation of $2,000 per subscriber is
related only to digital satellite tv whereas there should be some value attached to the potential high speed internet
subscribers etc therefore making a MDU subscriber even more valuable.
MDTV has just under 11,000 subscribers, value $22 million ($2.17 per share). Backlog of potential subs,
25,000. Potential value $50 million. With only 9.2 million shares currently outstanding it makes for an
impressive future value. Assume that the company issues additional shares to raise more equity bringing the
total to 12 million shares then the future value could be
(11,000 + 25,000 = 36,000 36,000 X $2,000/sub = $72 million
$72 million / 12 million shares = $6.00 per share)
The company projects that it will have approximately 250,000 subscribers within 3 years making for a market
value of $500 million at today's digital satellite tv subscriber value of $2,000 per sub. At $2400 per sub the
numbers are: $600 million or $50 per share

I hope this sheds some light on the matter.

MDTV website mduc.com
MDTV News biz.yahoo.com
PGTV website pgtv.com
PGTV coverage biz.yahoo.com

Disclaimer: I currently act as investor relations consultant for the company. In no way should this be viewed as
an official valuation of MDTV.



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