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To: Ron Mgrublian who started this subject	6/19/2002 3:50:32 PM
From: Ryan Bartholomew	Read Replies (1) of 429

Update: 1) Google continues its slide as a formidable PPC competitor. 2) OVER is poised well to renew the IE contract in the next couple of weeks. 3) They are also set to blow away earnings (Rashtchy, the #1 analyst following them, just raised his estimates too and also said he "saw the potential for continued long-term growth, since its European business, currently less than 10 percent of the company's paid clicks, appears to be growing at more than 50 percent quarter to quarter.") Please go back and read my previous post about the upcoming earnings... Message 17474958 Then read the post that followed, regarding Google... Message 17493335 Then read what I wrote last week... Message 17585756 Finally, check out this newest link I am providing to get a behind-the-scenes first-hand look at how Google is failing to satisfy. (This is a link to the Usenet database and is actually through Google itself!): groups.google.com Those are all posts from advertisers themselves. Overture has moved up from 17 (where I leveraged up more than ever with call options) and is now trading at 23+, despite the incredible bear market. Even today, it is up on a big down day for the market. I believe it is still undervalued at this level and will continue to rise.

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