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Gold/Mining/Energy : Cybersurf (CY.A) - Bridge between 20th & 21st Centuries -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: alan holman who wrote (1758)	5/26/1999 1:52:00 AM
From: Carl	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3243

Wow! Just noticed the latest promo here. Well done, whoever orchestrated this one for a second time. Hope those of you with paper profits have started converting to real money. Don't be the last one out the door...look out below...

To: alan holman who wrote (1758)	5/26/1999 2:02:00 AM
From: Information Center	Respond to of 3243

Don't lose sight of the big picture. Every time this stock takes a dive everyone gets all uptight. Truth of the matter is that virtually everyone involved in CY, or any other penny internet stock loves the volatility. You are not exactly in a stable industry, especially considering it's halfway through 1999. It sucks bad when it dives, but it comes back...all this info about internet stocks getting bearish....IMHO it won't last, the industry is just too young with much, much more exploitation to take place. Once again...IMO, the 1 effect of internet stock going down will be the search for newer companies that have much lower values than AOL, or YAHOO, for some reason it seems to make people feel like their is less to lose. In the past several months I have taken positions in several companies, all at the $2 range just for that reason. If you don't think it can be profitable, check out some charts of xsni. CY will make you some"bucks" we hoped it would be overnight, it's time to weigh the pros&cons, either get out and go to something else or bite the bullet and stay on board for the long haul. Most importantly as said ina previous post, compaare apples to apples, it's not like the industry has been on the rise and CY has been dumping...compare % losses in value to like companies and you'll notice for the most part that the changes in the past week or so are on average with others. Certain days the shorters do well, certain days they get slaughtered. I still firmly think that shorting this stock, with the unpredictable PR talent involved could be very costly.