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High Performance Stock Alert for Wednesday! January 19, 2005

Wall Street News Alert's "stocks to watch" this
morning are: NetMusic Entertainment Corporation , Aastrom
Biosciences, Inc. , Pfizer Inc.
and Intel Corporation .
Once again, aggressive investors and traders may be watching NetMusic
Entertainment Corporation this morning! Yesterday after the
markets closed, the company issued a press release explaining the company's
divisions for better shareholder understanding, due to numerous requests
from investors and media outlets for more in-depth explanations.
This could be good news for investors! Over the next few weeks, the company
will issue a series of press releases explaining each of NetMusic's
departments in more depth. Yesterday's release focused on the Ultimate
Jukebox division (UJB), which is concerned with the manufacture, deployment
and management of digital jukeboxes.
The press release states that compared to their competitors, UJB is a
quantum leap in the coin-op jukebox industry. UJB is pushing the boundaries
of what digital music jukeboxes can do. "What we have done" (says George
Matarazzo, founder and designer of the UJB system) "is to change the entire
paradigms of jukebox management and to open revenue streams never before
possible with the traditional jukebox business model." In addition, since
UJB will own and operates all the jukeboxes on its network, they will have
created a network of powerful, multimedia presentation devices.
Some of the ancillary revenue streams the company plans on deploying are:
Targeted Advertising by liquor manufacturers and distributors; The ability
to allow the user to purchase CDs or digital copies of any song or album on
the system directly from the jukebox; Sale of demographic data to Record
Labels, and promotion of New Artists thru UJB's network of Ultimate
Jukeboxes and Displays; Promoting artists signed to NetMusic Entertainment.
The release states that there are also other initiatives that the company
is working on, which should exponentially increase the jukebox's revenue
potential. Coin-op jukeboxes are a 5 billion-dollar-a-year industry, with
over 300K machines operating in the U.S. The industry say an average
jukebox collects $300 per week; when considering the company's goal of
5,000 machines placed in 2005, the numbers start to add up. The company
feels confident that its jukeboxes will generate at least 2x the average.
This consistent cash flow will be able to support the company's other needs
and most likely bring the company to profitable status by the close of
2005.
Keep your eyes open for future developments! Just last week, the company
issued a press release concerning its plans and projections for 2005. Among
the highlights, between October 2004 and November 2004, NetMusic
Entertainment saw its revenues increase by approximately 320%, while the
increase from November 2004 to December 2004 was just over 30%.
For more in-depth coverage of NetMusic, visit
http://216.63.242.254/NTMT0118.htm.
The stock closed yesterday at $2.43 a share.
In case you are not familiar with the company: Based in Edmonds,
Washington, NetMusic Entertainment is a global digital media company
focused on providing consumers entertainment on their own terms: anytime,
anywhere. The company offers digital music downloads, digital jukeboxes,
video-on-demand and online video rental services across the globe.
NetMusic also offers the largest online collection of independent music in
the world -- a licensed catalog of over one million tracks, incorporating
4,000-plus labels.
Stocks showing interesting activity yesterday at the close of the regular
trading day were: Aastrom Biosciences, Inc. up 24% on 46.5
million shares traded, Pfizer Inc. up 0.2% on 31.9 million
shares traded and Intel Corporation down 0.3% on 62.6
million shares traded.
Commentary:
"In a report from the Commerce Department, revised figures for December
retail sales are now showing that the sector had a rise of 8.7% in sales
from the previous year. Previous figures had showed a more mixed result,
but now it appears that the holiday spending was much better that
previously reported, that being overall at around 3.5%," stated Sonja Rudd
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