last chance...

...to buy at these prices, I truly believe.

Now that any uncertainty over delisting has been removed, the shareprice should move forward from here.

Wheras previously LOOK's revenue was concentrated on a few major third party listing distributions, LOOK now operates over numerous revenue streams listed below which will gain momentum during the next few quarters.

In a few short weeks, Hills will deliver guidance for Q4 that will likely show several of these revenue streams increasing markedly. At that point it will be too late to buy at these prices IMO.

It is highly likely that by the end of Q4 Looksmart will have well over 200 web properties showing tens of millions of pages of content found on no other search engine all surrounded by highly targetted, high ROI and hence high CPC ads. The share price will be considerably higher then I would wager.

Compare LOOK's diverse revenue streams now to those when Hills joined the company:

-Click Revenue from distributing search listings to search partners

-Click Revenue from distributing Contextual ads to search partners and publishers

-Click Revenue from distributing Banner ads to search partners and publishers

- Revenue from licensing content to publisher partners

- Revenue from licensing ad platform to publishers and media companies

- Revenue from licensing Furl to publishing and media companies

- Revenue from licensing whitelabel search technology to publishing and media companies

- Revenue from consumer software sales.

and soon:

- Click Revenue from search listings on 250+ proprietary LOOK web properties

- Click Revenue from Contextual ads on 250+ proprietary LOOK web properties

- Click Revenue Banner ads on 250+ proprietary LOOK web properties