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To: changedmyname who wrote (78610)	6/9/1999 11:02:00 AM
From: taffard	Respond to of 119973

Research Report on AWEB and ABTL from Multex site. You do the comparison......... ================================ AWEB ================================ The aggregate evaluation of the 3 Wall Street analysts following Autoweb.com consider its stock a "Buy." The weighted consensus ranking or AQO of the company is 1.00. This falls exactly on the 1.00 AQO level which is the borderline between a "Buy Hold" and a "Buy" recommendation. The S&P 500 average, as a proxy for the broad market, currently has an AQO of 0.88, indicating the shares are deemed more attractive than the general market. Autoweb.com's losses will decline in 1999 according to the most recent analysts estimates. The current forecast anticipates losses will decrease from 1998's per share figure of $-1.58 to $-0.82. At this time, losses are expected to again decline in 2000, with losses in the area of $-0.68 are considered likely. Industry observers currently anticipate the earnings of the S&P 500 to grow in 1999 approximately 25.63% and will increase 3.21% in 2000. Autoweb.com's second quarter losses are currently forecasted by analysts to be $-0.23 per share. This forecast represents no change from the loss projected last month and indicates that analysts still believe losses for the quarter will be greater than the results posted in the prior year earlier quarter of $0.00 per share. Analysts' confidence in the earnings forecast is very high. The deviation in the estimates that form the consensus is very low and any significant variation from expected results could have very adverse price consequences for the shares. ================================== ABTL =================================== Autobytel.com is followed by 1 Wall Street analyst whose opinion of the company ranks its shares as a "Buy." The weighted consensus ranking or AQO of the company is 2.00. This is over the level of a 1.00 AQO that is designated for a "Buy" recommendation. Considering the AQO of the S&P 500 is now at 0.88, the analyst is suggesting that the shares are likely to outperform the general market as defined by the S&P 500. Autobytel.com's losses will drop in 1999 if the Wall Street forecast is correct. The current forecast anticipates losses will drop from 1998's per share figure of $-2.30 to $-1.70. At this time, losses are expected to again decline in 2000, with losses in the area of $-1.20 considered likely. Industry observers currently anticipate the earnings of the S&P 500 to grow in 1999 approximately 25.63% and will increase 3.21% in 2000. Autobytel.com's second quarter losses are currently forecasted by analysts to be $-0.37 per share. This forecast represents no change from the loss projected last month and indicates that analysts still believe losses for the quarter will be greater than the results posted in the prior year earlier quarter of $0.00 per share. As a consequence of the limited coverage by Wall Street, there is no consensus estimate nor any deviation in estimates for this stock. Investors must be aware that because of the limited coverage, there is an inherently greater investment risk than exists in stocks with broader sponsorship. research report on aweb and abtl

To: changedmyname who wrote (78610)	6/9/1999 11:21:00 AM
From: $Mogul	Respond to of 119973

REVISED, Screaming buy you guys will be sorry you did not buy at these prices. No Hype just the truth. Basic numbers comparing (BWEB) to (MRBA) (MRBA) Current Mkt. Cap+ 9.85B Total Shares Outstanding: 22,746,000 Current Price: $43 5/16 52-week range: 37 00 - 74 3/8 Fiscal Year-End: December hoovers.com (BWEB) Based on a Equal Mkt. Cap of $9.85B Total Shares Outstanding: 35,042,000 Float is ONLY 5M BackWeb should have a share price of est $28-30.00/Shr ( At LEAST) ipocentral.com Not to Mention BackWeb's Customers are more Prolific than MRBA. ustomer base including AT&T, British Telecom, Cisco, Compaq, Computer Assoc, Delta Airlines, EDS, Fidelity Investments, Gateway, Goldman Sachs, Hewlett Packard, Pacific Bell, RiteAid, Schlumberger, SAP and Siemens. This list is from the Prospectus