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Contact Call President John G. Robbins @ 949-724-0444; fax 949-724-0408, or write 4600 Campus Dr., Suite 205, Newport Beach, CA 92660. www.W3OTC.com & www.Emerging Equities.com . Sneak Previews I picked these special situations from those presented to me each month by my network of brokers, market makers, PR companies, investment bankers, venture capitalists, & key people in various industries. My primary criterion is my opinion of the stock's potential to double or better in the next six to 12 months. Once a Sneak, a company becomes a candidate for the "Situation of the Month" coverage in a future issue. Our decision concerning which to cover in a more detailed way is based on what we find in continuing investigation. I may give special attention to a Sneak I did a year ago, or one from the last issue; do not attach significance to timing. I will, however, do updates on those Sneaks I continue to follow, either in the "Update Briefs" section of the newsletter, in our planned e-mail updates, or in some cases, in "Larry Oakley's Opinion" section of www.WallStreetCorner.com. While Sneaks are preliminary recommenda-tions, do not use them for investment decisions unless you decide on the basis of facts you uncover in your own investigation. Keep in mind that the codes listed after each Sneak are preliminary, reflecting my first impression. They are subject to change based on further investigation. 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. Anything Internet Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board/ANYI) is an Internet e-commerce holding company. It is building a network of successful e-commerce operating companies, joint ventures, strategic alliances, & partnerships. The goal: Creation of the first true e-commerce conglomerate. Unlike most e-commerce businesses today, Anything Internet has not limited itself to one specific area of e-commerce. Rather, it is aggressively pursuing diversification into a variety of emerging consumer & business-to-business e-commerce venues. This strategy minimizes risk to industry-specific business down cycles, increases exposure, & creates more site traffic & revenue generating opportunities. It refers potential customers to other Internet storefronts owned & operated by Anything Internet rather than by third-parties. ANYI reported record results for Q4 & FY ended 6/30/99. Net sales for the year were $3,503,822, up 433% from $657,988 last year. Net sales for Q4 were $1,106,538, up 98% from $558,852 for Q4 last year. All sales were generated through three of the Company's Internet storefronts: AnythingPC.com, AnythingMAC.com, & AnythingUNIX.com. On 9/13/99 Compaq (NYSE/CPQ) authorized ANYI to resell Compaq's Consumer Product line through its AnythingPC.com Internet storefront. On 9/8/99, ANYI launched AnythingCoffee.com, an Internet storefront offering more than ...continued on next page, click here |
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