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To: stratolink who wrote (7803)	6/16/1999 8:05:00 AM
From: MarkM	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8307

To all: I haven't looked at the market for approximately 4 months. Now it's June, and plotting out graphs on various internet stocks seems to reveal a flat to down pattern. Any comments on this? Has the internet bubble really burst? It used to be last year (in particular last fall) that internet stocks had nowhere to go but up, in spite of the talk of a bursting bubble. Sure they would take big setbacks, but then immediately steam-roll much higher, over and over and over. However, 6 months is a fairly long time to be flat to down. Does this really signal economy of scale, stiff competition, lack of substantial (or any) revenues, etc? I would appreciate any serious comments on where the internet marketplace is headed from here. Also, is there a general type discussion thread on direction of the internet market? Thanks for any feedback and have a good day.