so much money to invest." Banks are being drawn to U.S. companies of all sizes that appear to have the potential to generate outsize returns, he says. Moore was instrumental in getting Upgrade, an over-the-counter Nasdaq stock, listed on the Frankfurt exchange in 1999. Its stock price soared to nearly $90 a share from 2 7/8 within a 52-week period. Moore wouldn't advise every U.S. company he counsels to list their stock overseas, although the process is easy enough due to his extensive network of contacts in financial and investment circles. "It's got to make sense," he explains. He's traveling to Germany in early February to list NetStaff.com (OTC:NTSF) on the Dusseldorf Exchange. The Silicon Valley start-up, which recently completed its IPO in the U.S., is an on-line multiple listing company that keeps track of staff openings in the work place. The staffing market was about $86 billion last year & is expected to increase to more than $100 billion this year. But the sector is fragmented. NetStaff.Com's goal is to provide the Internet capability that will allow service providers to interact & thus be more responsive to companies trying to fill staff positions. With revenues projected to swell to about $220 million by 2003 from $25 million this year, Moore thinks German investors will be eager to participate in the growth of an Internet company like NetStaff.com.

Moore is based in Seattle, Wash. & is director of presidential candidate Steve Forbes' small business campaign in the Northwest. Several years ago he co-founded Wall Street Strategies, which advises Wall Street brokerage firms on daily stock picks. About 10,000 brokers rely on the service daily. He took it public about six months ago, & it has traded as high as 14-1/8. Moore can be reached at (360) 332-0973 or by e-mail at toddmoore@telcomplus.net.

[Editor's Note: Tony Velocci is a senior editor at McGraw Hill. He writes for numerous business, financial, & general interest publications, including Fortune, Institutional Investor, Nation's Business, Conservative Speculator, & The Robb Report. He is a recognized authority on the aerospace & air transport industries.]

Sneak Previews

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Codes: At the end of each Sneak Preview & Update, there are three codes. They have a rating from 1 to 10. Those numbers reflect my personal opinion. Please -- do not take action based on my opinion alone. Do four things before taking action: (1) Read my original writeup to get an overall feel; (2) Get the latest 10-Q, 10-K, corporate profile, & news releases; you can access them at www.WallStreetCorner.com by using "Financial Navigator;" (3) Study them; & (4) Call a key member of management to get a final impression. If anything bothers you regarding that call, pass. There are lots of situations. Do not invest unless everything about a situation feels good to you.

"R" stands for "Risk Rating." A "1" means I view the situation as having an extreme amount of risk. A "10" means very low risk -- a much sounder, more financially stable situation. You'll see hardly any with a "1" or "10" rating. I chose "10" to mean lowest risk so the higher the number after each of the three codes, the more favorable the rating.

"M" stands for "Midterm Appreciation Potential." A "1" means I view the situation as having a small degree of midterm ("mid-term" is six to 12 months) potential. A "10" means really outstanding midterm potential.

"L" stands for "Long-term Appreciation Potential." A "1" means I view the situation as having a small degree of long-term ("long-term" is over one year) potential. A "10" means really outstanding long-term potential.

Interactive Marketing Technology, Inc. (OTC BB/IAMK) is a unique situation. I talked about it in my "Larry Oakley's Opinion" posted at WallStreetCorner 01/25/2000. Check it out there. If I already posted a subsequent Opinion by the time you check, you'll find IAMK in the Opinion archives at the end of the column.

I mentioned that I had several interviews with the president, Sandy Lang, & was beginning to appreciate the breadth & depth of what he is doing. This situation is pretty impressive. I seriously suggest you check it out. You can always find the current price by typing in the symbol at the WallStreetCorner's Financial Navigator -- that's where I find all of my prices.

One of IAMK's first products is "The Plumber's Secret -- The Instant Drain Opener," with an association arranged by Lang with Bob Vila, who endorses the product. QVC ordered a substantial number of units of the product to be sold through its national home TV shopping channel. Lang personally presented the product on QVC 1/19/2000. The entire inventory of units sold out in seven minutes. Price @ close 1/28/2000: 1-1/8.

Call Rich Bolton @ 732-936-9660, or fax him at 732-936-9665. www.shopimt.com [R-6; M-8; L-9]

Planet Entertainment Corp. (OTC Bul Bd/PNEC) is in the business of recording, producing, & distributing recorded music in the compact disc & other advanced formats. I covered Planet in my Daily Comment on 1/27/2000 -- you can see it in the Daily Comment archives. This situation is undervalued. It's one you should definitely look into.

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