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To: Zeb Man who wrote (2395)	5/14/1999 11:16:00 AM
From: brichard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3838

Email newsletter Quote from internetstocknews about net microcaps "2. THE ISN MICROCAP INTERNET: THE SECTOR & THE STOCKS by ISN Staff The Microcap Internet market has cooled down significantly over the past few months and many of these companies have issued little news in comparison to their Large Cap counterparts. For Microcap and Small Cap companies whose valuations properly represent their industry position it is very important to build market share and establish strong strategic agreements with major players in the Internet industry. We believe that a good plan for rapid growth into many of todayís leading Internet sectors in current market conditions is for companies to start preparing for a secondary round financing for a Nasdaq Small Cap listing. The OTC Bulletin Board is becoming flooded by Internet start-ups very quickly but Internet business is becoming smarter and more diversified. As a result, we feel that we are experiencing the growth of another exchange in its early stages. For those who want to move up to the big leagues right away, we would suggest moving up to the Nasdaq Small Cap. And for those who are gutsy enough to do so, go for the Nasdaq National Market. This exchange is the New York Stock Exchange of Internet stocks. No matter which method of financial advancement Internet Microcap companies choose, those which are well-funded and who can establish relationships early on will benefit heavily as we enter the 21st century. Those who donít will fade away just like the last company you saw hyped on a Yahoo! Message Board."