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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Bid.com International (BIDS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: RG who wrote (32551)	6/14/1999 8:37:00 AM
From: John Freeman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37507

G'Morning from the valley, i assume that steve harmon is one of the analyst covering this stock, here are some of his recent comments to go with yours,well overcast today = down day, but man what a great weekend, Susan's in Dublin,Ireland with Team Canada trade mission, cooking for myself, (hello Mr sub), most of the mission involves Information Technology and Software Development Companys, some good signing agreements coming out tomorrow:) watch Canadian tech stocks. also enjoyed last nights broadcast(e*trade), was informative and went smoothly later john ps headsup watch NIR.TSE Napier again today also NNC.TSE Newbridge will load up today:)CNBC just mdae big goof, wrong stock symbol created confusion, everybody ebay psyched. To: Inge (1614 ) From: steve harmon - analyst Tuesday, May 18 1999 4:01AM ET Reply # of 1881 bid.com - the hype surrounding a move to nasdaq created too much backlash more than anything bottom line: revenue for bid.com is not as strong as its peers simply switching to nasdaq doesn't change that To: NORMAN DEMERS (1693 ) From: steve harmon - analyst Saturday, May 22 1999 8:20PM ET Reply # of 1881 bids - too much hype and now the backlash...auctions are a commodity anymore in my view...onsale, egghead.com, ubid, amazon.com, yahoo, ebay...various flavors of auctions auctions will be everywhere on the web, it is a business service more than a business, and there is now evidence showing that vertical auction sites fetch higher sales per teh exact same items sold listed via a generic auction site maybe bid.com should consider being an auction <service> in the doubleclick model rather than a auction site