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To: puborectalis who wrote (2033)	7/2/1999 11:46:00 AM
From: Tae Spam Kim	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4337

Hey Steve, What do you think about IFSX? Bought some Internet Financial Services this morning (IFSX), they own AB Watley. A very high growth day-trading e-broker. With the hundreds of millions going into firms like Datek and daytrading centers, it's only a matter a time before AB Watley takes off. Among active investors, AB Watley and MB Trading seem to have the best reputations. AB Watley March 31, 99 Quarter - 143k trades, 2345/day Dec 31, 98 - 39k trades, 1403/day Talk about growth. This company is going to scream upwards. -Tae

To: puborectalis who wrote (2033)	7/3/1999 4:59:00 AM
From: steve harmon - analyst	Respond to of 4337

mmpt - the web-based ad firms look attractive to me in general, including dclk, tfsm, uswb in their respective flavors of ad/marketing web ads and marketing looks like it will start becoming a real buy for the large consumer goods firms...proctor & gamble and the rest are moving in, allocating substantial % of ad budgets to the web still a long way to go, though the total ad universe is about $200b (u.s.), of which the lion's share goes to local newspapers i can foresee the day when the web garners 15% to 20% of all ad expenditures -- by the year 2004-5 keep in mind also that the hybrid tv and web will likely be there in that space, which could drive more ad expenditures into the internet