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IN THIS ISSUE
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1) Market News And Research Tools
2) Technology And Tech Stocks
3) Personal Finance And Mutual Funds
4) Y2K News and Analysis
5) A Look Ahead At Market Moving Events
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MARKET NEWS
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Market Indices: From High-Tech to Foreign
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Volume Leaders
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Estimates
See what the top analysts are forecasting for over 6000
public companies
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Earnings Estimate Trends
Find out if earnings have been revised upward or downward
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Broker Recommendations
Find out what the experts think about your stocks. Ratings from
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IPO Research Center:
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IPO Research
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TECHNOLOGY AND TECH STOCKS
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The 10 Driving Principles Of The New Economy
business2.com
The 100 Hottest Companies On The Net
business2.com
9 Ways To Win On The Web
by Eryn Brown
"Sure, Cisco, Dell, and Yahoo get it. But so do FedEx, Ford Motor,
and Pitney Bowes. Here's how they win at e-business."
cgi.pathfinder.com
NBC Snaps Up Xoom
by Suzanne Galante
thestandard.com
Starbucks To Launch Portal Site
by Melanie Austria Farmer
"A Merrill Lynch report released today said that Starbucks is
working on a destination Web portal, shining new light on the
coffee retailer's hush-hush online strategy."
news.com
USA Networks Scraps Lycos Bid
by Gary Gately
ecommercetimes.com
AOL Unveils Interactive TV Plans
msnbc.com
infoworld.com
TheStreet.com IPO Soars
cnnfn.com
news.com
PointCast to be acquired by idealab
by Jeff Walsh and Dorte Toft
infoworld.com
Cisco beats The Street On Strong Sales
by Corey Grice
news.com
What's Next for Cisco?
by Phil Harvey
upside.com
IBM Researchers Claim New Data Storage Record
upside.com
news.com
Content Seen As The Key To E-commerce Success
'Eyeballs' are not enough
by Jill Vardy
canoe.com
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PERSONAL FINANCE AND MUTUAL FUNDS
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As Stocks Face History, Many Pros Tout Bonds
by Daniel Gaines
latimes.com
Commitment to Stocks Tenuous, Survey Finds
by Tim Quinson
latimes.com
Perspectives From A Large Cap Bull
forbes.com
Money Changes Everything
by Eric Savitz
"Online stock trading has forced even the stodgiest Wall Street
firms to rethink how they do business. Expect similar upheavals
in banking, insurance, lending and other financial services."
thestandard.com
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Life After Russell 2000 Rebalancing
by Len Hollie
"When the small cap benchmark Russell 2000 Index is re-balanced on
June 1, it is expected to be shorn of most of the Internet stock
weightings that have bedeviled value and other small cap fund
managers that shunned this high-flying sector for the past year."
iionline.com
Oakmark's Internet Picks
by Joe Hagan
smartmoney.com
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Y2K SITES OF THE WEEK
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International Readiness For Y2K:
Germany Mixed In Readiness For Year 2000
hotcoco.com
2000 sneaking up on China before it's ready
mercurycenter.com
Scam Artists Could Profit From Y2K Bug
"Has the public's growing awareness about the Millenium Bug
left them vulnerable to scam artists seeking to capitalize
on their fears?"
year2000.dci.com
Credit Card Users Warned Of Y2K Scam
by Meg Jones
jsonline.com
Buying Coins For Y2K? Watch For Scams
by Associated Press
deseretnews.com
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A LOOK AHEAD AT MARKET MOVING EVENTS
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Bond yields break one year highs, Rubin resigns, political turmoil
in Russia (again), continuing war, China adding fuel to diplomatic
tensions... Do these events compounded cause a 300-500 point sell
off. Nope, just a 25.78 loss in the Dow and the Nasdaq rose 39.80.
The only way to describe the market this weak is "Resilient."
Normally all of the events listed above would cause a significant
down turn in the market. The fact that the market only had a half
hour hiccup in reaction to Rubin's resignation is very telling.
The supply/demand argument could not have better support for its
case than the recent performance of the market. The market is not
following normal valuation inspired buying and selling. Retail
investors just want to own stocks. The demand has far outpaced
supply and IPO's like TheStreet.com show that the supply of internet
stocks is very small relative to the demand. Ultimately, things
like earnings and maybe even assets will be factored into the
equation, but apparently they do not matter now.
Treasury's Rubin Resigns: Special Report
cnnfn.com
Stocks Rebound, But Trade Lower As Rubin Resigns
by Aaron Elstein
msnbc.com
US Treasuries Jolted, 30-yr Yld Highest In A Year
by Steven Scheer
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China Seeking Major Concessions From US
by Reuters
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European Markets Post Losses On News Of Primakov's Ouster
msnbc.com
Productivity Up, U.S. Economy In Top Shape
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Alex von Streeruwitz, CMFC
Editor
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