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Re: drummerking post# 17682

Thursday, 04/03/2008 4:51:11 PM

Thursday, April 03, 2008 4:51:11 PM

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PPS doesn't reflect the underlying value of a given company. That's why if you feel the value here is .0004 + that you will be happy to get shares .0001-.0002 or .0003 for matter. If you are 'overly pessimistic' you will always expect the worst and want out. The sky is perpetually falling.

The CEO appears to be following his own game plan and executing it. We can see a large part of this in respect to hypster.com and its growth. We have seen some unexpected acquisitions and can expect further guidance. Whether CEO cares about my daily welfare or not the business plan is moving forward.

Every new user represents a potential new revenue stream. Every new user = greater value. Every new user = potentially greater advertising revenue and interest.

Take an analytical rather than emotional view of 'what is going right.' Acquisitions are diversifying portfolio--opening new markets and venues to promote core products and services. The reach of BUNM and all spin-offs is scarcely scratching the surface of potential and yet in case of hypster.com month-over-month growth is exponential.

Nearly 50,000 new users a month is a great deal closer to 100,000 new users a month than 0.

You seem to keep a constant focus on the share price. I find this odd since the lower the price--the greater probability for higher return.

These levels are very attractive to buyers. Less attractive to those wanting out for a quick profit or any/all parties with a financial interest in questioning the credibility of this co.