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To: George Schulte who wrote (77132)	5/28/1999 4:51:00 AM
From: strtrset	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

To all: The CEO of GCHC-Gary Robinson would like to get as much feedback from US investors regarding press releases/PR/IR etc. GCHC is based in UK and China-would like to hear what investors think is important regarding news. GCHC has great potential and CEO would like to get most out of their PR. Please send your suggestions to Gary--at itg@unigel.co.uk All input will be most appreciated. Thanks.

To: George Schulte who wrote (77132)	5/28/1999 8:14:00 AM
From: Panita	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 119973

George, imho ATHM will be the stock to own in 1999 to the year 2,005. We could see some big gains coming. ATHM is what YHOO and AOLL where 2-3 years ago. There are a few uncertainties such as the government forcing ATHM to open up their pipes but this will not happen in week or months or maybe even for a few years if ever. I have loaded up on ATHM. When its 300%+, I will sell enough to get principal plus a slight profit. The rest will ride with me into the sunset. Imagine if you would have done just that with YHOO and AOL. Big money keeps quiet because they're still loading up. And for the big money to load up completely it takes weeks if not months. (They don't want to push the price up while they are buying) IMHO ATHM will be the best performer of 1999. With regards to selling T and WCOM, diversification is paramount. You never want to have all the eggs in one basket. That said ATHM can be a large holding in anyones portafolio.