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To: JSB who wrote (8213)	6/29/1999 6:54:00 PM
From: Minos	Respond to of 118717

ANCR, EMLX, INPH, BRCD Are these the Internuts of tomorrow? They've already had gigantic runs, but that's what I said 12 months ago when the portals and ISPs et al went up by leaps and bounds day after day, with me sitting on the sidelines with my mouth agape. Not a pretty picture, but you know what I mean. Anyway, tomorrow, depending on market conditions, I may take a flyer on one of these. Geez, anything with "phase" in the name or anything to do with fibre channel seems to be scorching hot these days. INPH has a tiny float. I shudder to think of what a million share day would do. OT...I saw some guy in Chicago with an SI shirt on at the Mexican restaurant I was eating at last night. I wanted to ask him "who" he was, but didn't have the nerve. Funny to think about putting a name to a face. Anonymity, the great I-net equalizer. -Minos

To: JSB who wrote (8213)	6/29/1999 7:06:00 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 118717

Smart buy on CHRZ now. Can't keep going down. Excellent company. 9-10 PE. Outrageous. Should double from here eventually IMHO.

To: JSB who wrote (8213)	6/29/1999 10:45:00 PM
From: Richard Tsang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 118717

Jeff, I have to admit I was lucky that I finally decided to confirm this EELN with DLJdirect last night after some debate. This is the 4th IPO I got allocation of 100 shares from them after EDGR, NASC, INTM. All the previous 3 opened lower than priced. I missed out on DIR and GOTO, the other two that did well. NASC has recovered, and EDGR is on its way back to break even but INTM is still under water. I am glad I clicked the "yes" button on EELN. When I checked shortly after 11 (CDT) just before going to lunch today, the price was going up the roof. I put a market order to sell 50 shs when it was doing 48-49. After lunch I was confirmed my order was filled at 37.50....a bit disappointed but the balance 50 shares are free money. According to Dale's strategy, I have no desire to sell the balance. Hehe. Will definitely take the next one: Travelsape.com (RSVN), slated for this week.