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Technology Stocks : BAMM - BOOKs A Million (BAMM) .. the next Amazon.com ???? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Triffin who wrote (989)	5/18/1999 6:58:00 PM
From: Rajiv	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1196

On Jan 31, 1998 BAMM had 107 superstores (average size - approximately 20,000 sq ft) 31 Bookland stores (average size - 4500 sq feet) 27 traditional stores (average size - 3500 sq feet) Source - 10-K edgar-online.com In Q1 1998 BAMM opened 1 superstore. The internet site was not yet open for business On Jan 30, 1999 BAMM had 124 superstores (average size - approximately 20,000 sq ft) 27 Bookland stores (average size - 4500 sq feet) 22 traditional stores (average size - 3500 sq feet) Source - 10-K edgar-online.com On a sq feet basis, at the start of Q1 1999 BAMM had around 12% more space as compared to Q1 of last year. Same store sales were up 4.9% and Revenues were up 14.3% What is my point ? BAMM's website generates negligible business (my guess is less than 1-2 MM in quarterly revenues). Is it a coincidence that BAMM does not reveal how much business it generates, # of unique visitors, # of registered users, etc. ? Disclaimer - I am obviously short.. Regards. Rajiv