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Dear a most powerful & influential iHub person,

aTalks of Bob + Matt + Churak to be put into gotmilkSpeak

Matt's iHub Business Plan: make enough $$$ to buy KKD

Matt thanks his lucky stars that his hobby of the stock market
brang into focus the arena where he is able to capture for profit
the stock talk of people investing in the markets.

These markets, the DOW, Nasdaq, BB and Pinks, unlike other
topics folks engage in for talk, have connected to it a money issue,
as in to make money from investing cash, meaning as Bob & Matt
have spoken, people will go to where the money is, using money.

As Bob stated, bottom line is that advertisers will pay to display products
only if the audience has both a desire and the money means to buy,
and those in the markets have the cash per se their focus.

As Matt stated, iHub obtains a revenue stream from paying members,
or those of the FREE membership viewing advertisements.

As Bob stated, advertisers need that audience with cash available,
and the stock market focus "is them."

Eventually iHub gets a revenue stream from every visitor
of paying, FREE and eyeballs, only if the chicken & egg
of advertisements is fullfilled by the correct audience.

Question in the form of iHub's Business Plan is how to acquire
them "good" visitors is to simple "corner the market" of them
by eventually making it so that the serious people in the markets
of Raging Bull, Yahoo, and MootyFools arrive to iHub/Si such that
the quality high paying advertisement leave Raging Bull, Yahoo, and MootyFools,
and migrate to where the audience they want to receive their ads are,
being iHub/Si.

Then the revenue from paying members (no more Lifers allowed)
as a revenue stream will have an equally strong ad revenue stream.

But first need to have the serious investing populace leave them
other sites like RB etc and make iHub/Si their home as either
a paying member or a FREE seeing ads, and then the high paying
ads will leave RB etc and arrive here as the "only place."

iHub's Business Plan: Focus on the serious market investor.

d:oug