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Strategies & Market Trends : Cents and Sensibility - Kimberly and Friends' Consortium -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (5157)5/18/1999 9:18:00 AM
From: $Mogul  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 108040
 
Kimberly,

I assume you are still holding BGIX, the stock seems like it is preparing for a run, any comments??

$Mogul



To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (5157)5/18/1999 9:26:00 AM
From: Dave Gore  Respond to of 108040
 
NEWS CSIN today...among other things possible entry in state lotteries, which is legal in 46-48 states.

ANALYSIS for those unfamiliar:

(and remember when CSIN acquires casinos they are buying the physical location as well, so they have more than an internet casino)

*****

rom: +Dave Gore
Tuesday, May 18 1999 8:58AM ET
Reply # of 182

I am waiting for more news. I think we all are to tell us just how high priced CSIN
should be. I personally think CSIN is undervalued and has lots happening to justify a
higher price. That is my opinion and I am obviously biased because I have a long
position, but I think it has a great REWARD to RISK ratio based on what I have seen
from the company so far.

There are always risks with BB, but this one has a much lower market cap than GOCA
(i.e. CSIN is valued at only 1/6 to 1/7 of GOCA's market cap) and some others in this
high growth, high margin sector, so again that also enters into why I think this one could
go much higher as the company proves they can sign deals, increase hits and revenues
on their website, and eventually have a high EPS.

NEWS TODAY (and several more news items to follow regularly according to PR firm):
Message 9581937

As always do your own DD. Information thought to be accurate but not guaranteed. You own DD is ALWAYS best.



To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (5157)5/18/1999 9:33:00 AM
From: Ga Bard  Respond to of 108040
 
(BSNS WIRE) ClearWorks.net Acquires Fast-Growing Systems-Integration Fir
ClearWorks.net Acquires Fast-Growing Systems-Integration Firm, Reorganizes to
Provide Across-the-Board Bundled Digital Services


Business Editors & Technology Writers

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 18, 1999--ClearWorks.net
(OTC BB:CLWK), a Houston-based high-tech company that is pioneering the
concept of bundled digital services in residential and commercial
developments, announced today that it has completed its acquisition of
Archer Mickelson Technologies, L.L.C., a fast-growing
systems-integration firm in Houston.
Archer Mickelson's impressive group of corporate clients includes
Maxxam Inc. (AMEX:MXM) and Casa Ole Restaurants (Nasdaq:CASA), as
well as many other Fortune 500 companies, all of which will be added
to ClearWorks' existing customer base.
All existing Archer Mickelson clients are being offered the
opportunity to use ClearWorks' bundled digital services in their
office environments. These include dial tone and digital long-distance
service, high-speed Internet connectivity at speeds 2,000 times faster
than a standard 56k-modem dial-up, videoconferencing and dedicated
video channels.
According to Michael T. McClere, ClearWorks CEO, the high-quality
management team at Archer Mickelson, headed by president Brian
Mickelson, will form the core of ClearWorks' new ClearWorks
Integration Services Inc. subsidiary.
"Archer Mickelson is profitable," said McClere, "and will add an
estimated $3-$4 million to our 1999 revenues. But more importantly,
Brian Mickelson and his staff give ClearWorks a running head start as
we expand our dominant position in the field of bundled digital
services."
ClearWorks.net is a turnkey provider of voice, data and video
services for commercial, residential and educational customers. The
company's goal is to become the industry leader in voice, data and
video solutions by integrating technology and technology-based
companies into a corporate structure focused on delivering a suite of
digital services to its clients.
Earlier this month, ClearWorks.net announced that it has
commenced production of a proprietary set-top box for the delivery of
its bundled digital services to homeowners in new residential
communities. The company's unique set-top box design will provide
homeowners with full functionality of a personal computer, with the
integrated ability to deliver high-quality video streams utilizing
Internet Protocol (IP) technology.
In recent weeks, ClearWorks.net has reorganized into major
operating subsidiaries that includes ClearWorks Residential Services
Inc., which will continue to serve the residential market with bundled
digital services, ClearWorks Commercial Services Inc., which will
provide digital services to office buildings and the commercial
sector, and the new ClearWorks Integration Services Inc. subsidiary.
"There is an enormous market for the Integration Services unit,"
McClere said. "By assimilating the Archer Mickelson team into
ClearWorks, we can capitalize on their expertise and knowledge,
speeding up our market penetration."
All existing Archer Mickelson clients are being offered the
opportunity to use ClearWorks' bundled digital services in their
office environments. These include dial tone and digital long-distance
service, high-speed Internet connectivity at speeds 2,000 times faster
than a standard 56k-modem dial-up, videoconferencing and dedicated
video channels.
ClearWorks enjoys a strategic relationship with IBM (NYSE:IBM),
integrating IBM solutions to residential customers by implementing
IBM's Home Director technology into new homes. Home Director allows
for a technology infrastructure to be built into the home, including
advanced wiring, closed-circuit TV, a local area network and telephone
distribution capabilities.
ClearWorks Residential Services announced in March its first
contract to provide bundled digital services to 1,200 new homes in the
Canyon Gate at Northpointe subdivision in Houston, located about one
mile from the headquarters of Compaq Computer (NYSE:CPQ). Later that
same month, ClearWorks contracted to provide similar services at the
1,500-home Canyon Gate at Cinco Ranch development west of Houston.
For more information on ClearWorks' services, please see the
company's press releases on Yahoo's (Nasdaq:YHOO) stock quote service
at quote.yahoo.com. Visit ClearWorks online at www.clearworks.net or
contact David Drake at 713/267-2328 or daviddrake@earthlink.net for
more information.
Certain statements in this release are forward-looking. Although
ClearWorks.net (the Company) believes its expectations are based on
reasonable assumptions within the bounds of its knowledge of its
business and operations, there can be no assurance that actual results
will not differ materially from its expectations. Merger
Communications (Merger) is a media relations firm employed by the
Company. Statements and opinions presented here represent the views of
the Company, not Merger, as the release is based on information
provided by the Company. Merger and the Company believe that all
information in this release has been obtained from sources considered
reliable, but cannot guarantee that the statements presented herein
are accurate or complete. Merger's compensation for its media
relations services consists of a fee and stock. Merger can have a long
position in the securities of the companies in which it distributes
information for media use, and may be buying or selling securities in
the course of its regular business.

--30--SL/na*

CONTACT: Merger Communications, Houston
David Drake, 713/267-2328
daviddrake@earthlink.net

KEYWORD: TEXAS
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: REAL ESTATE BUILDING/CONSTRUCTION COMED
COMPUTERS/ELECTRONICS INTERACTIVE/MULTIMEDIA/INTERNET MERGERS/ACQ

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To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (5157)5/18/1999 9:42:00 AM
From: Dave Gore  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 108040
 
Kimberly,all..Did you all see the news on **CAOL** and analysis of 20-30M revenue per year?

(of course analysis below assumes acquisition of all 200 kiosks)

For those unfamiliar this stock was $1.50 not long ago and has dropped back waiting for news. Now 65 x 75 but really the B/A is a bit tighter than that, although the MM's are only filling at .745 right now.

Also they have a second thrust into China which is their apparent alliance with a profitable ISP with which they hope to become a leader in the early E-Commerce of the rapidly growing Chinese internet business.

NEWS....
CathayOnline Inc. Receives Confirmation to Proceed to Acquire the First Online
Lottery Kiosks in China

Business Editors

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 17, 1999--The Board of Directors
of CathayOnline (OTC BB:CAOL) has received confirmation to proceed to
acquire the first Online Lottery Kiosks in China.
The lotteries in China today are Government sanctioned and
operated by our local China Partner.
The Company has targeted Guangzhou as the first city in China
with a population in excess of 8 million people to launch the project.
The acquisition of approximately 200 electronic lottery kiosks is
expected during the first phase of operations.
At this time a representative of the company is currently in
China locating a number of sites for the initial acquisition. It is
estimated each site, based on historical revenues, will generate
between US$100,000 to US$150,000 each year.
The Company has now completed a financing, in the form of
restricted shares to complete the initial acquisition.
This project confirms the focus of the Company to engage in
businesses that provide significant cash flow opportunities and
established management.

CATHAYONLINE INC.

More information can be obtained about CathayOnline Inc. by
visiting wvfg.com

Statements included in this press release which are not
historical in nature, are intended to be, and are hereby identified as
"forward-looking statements" for purposes of the safe harbor provided
by Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended by
Public Law 104-67. Forward-looking statements may be identified by
words including "anticipate," "believe," "intends," "estimates,"
"expect," and similar expressions. The Company cautions readers that
forward-looking statements, including without limitation, those
relating to the Company's future business prospects are subject to
certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to
differ materially from those indicated in the forward-looking
statements.

To: +Investor Clouseau (275 )
From: +gizmo&jack
Monday, May 17 1999 8:08PM ET
Reply # of 296

200 X $100,000 to $150,000 = $20 to $30 MM reveune/year. Not including ISP
service at all. Based on historicals with unique barrier to entry: the Chinese government.
Company's market cap is under $8 million, right? 10 million shares I believe (correct me
if I am wrong someone). Trading at 1/2 to 1/3 of historically projected revenues of only
a portion of its business with the other half of its business an Internet Service Provider in
a province of 8 million in an exploding industry in an exploding country. Absolutely
massive undervaluation here. Too big for people not to notice real soon. Bigger things at
work today. People were sellers due to the FOMC meeting tomorrow IMO. If this
company sold for an extremely conservative 10X revenues (conservative because of
China's size, love of lotteries, CAOL's current contract and opportunity to expand way
beyond 200 kiosks if initially successful), we would be talking $200 million market cap
just for a conservative estimate on the lottery portion alone. That is $20 per share not
including expansion of lottery beyond initial acquisition or ISP service. Keep your
shares, enjoy the summer, look at their price in August. The returns on this one will be
unreal.

NICE SOURCE OF ASIAN INTERNET NEWS: asia.internet.com
Remember when you think of China, think of Hong Kong too

As always do you own DD