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To: Scott Moore who wrote (1125)7/2/1999 1:24:00 PM
From: AJ Berger  Respond to of 3376
 
Progress Report from New York City Build

All Aboard, it's full steam ahead!
one contractor putting in
the repeaters just go another
order to do 1,500 more, and as
each one covers a 600' radius,
you can do the math on how much
more coverage Manhattan will get.
I'll bet there are performance
bonuses in there to get it done
by year end, now that MCI/WCOM
likes what they see so far!

New York City is a Wall Street
Trading town, and while you can
already get real time quotes and
trading on alpha-pagers and cell
phones, Most will still prefer
the full control and bandwidth
they will get from a richochet
modem system from MetroCom.

From my experience with CableTV
system building, I can tell you
that Cellular phone companies will
be slow to rebuild and upgrade to
support cell phone modems beyond
the current 19.2 average speed.

(COMTEX) B: WinningInvestments.com to Release August Covered Call Sel
B: WinningInvestments.com to Release August Covered Call Selections

ATLANTA, Jul 2, 1999 (BUSINESS WIRE via COMTEX) --
WinningInvestments.com, a leading Internet-based stock information
service specializing in covered call selections, announced its August
strike date calls on Friday.

Since its launch on Feb. 10, WinningInvestments.com has posted
exceptional results. In March it made profitable calls on 41 out of 43
selections, and in April it was successful on 129 out of 160 calls. It
followed up with profitable calls on 174 out of 190 under $25 calls in
May. In June, it made profitable calls on 70 out of 77 "13/13 stocks."

Covered calls are rapidly becoming a more popular investment strategy
as the public has awakened to the solid returns many covered call
writers regularly receive. Covered calls provide investors with a way
to compound their money each month rather than each year.

Many covered call writers earn between 10% and 25% on their money each
month, while also gaining downside protection should the stock price
fall. Also, instead of buying a stock and waiting for it to move,
investors are able to buy a stock and take their profit "up front."

WinningInvestments.com provides six different types of covered call
selections, including selections on stocks under $25, selections on
potential stock split candidates, and selections on paying stocks that
have grown by 13% or more over the past 10 years.

Some of the stocks previously listed under $25 were: Banyan Systems
(Nasdaq:BNYN), Intervu (Nasdaq:ITVU), Ziff-Davis (NYSE:ZD), Handleman
(NYSE:HDL) Corr Therapeutic (Nasdaq:CORR), Data Broadcasting Corp
(Nasdaq:DBCC), THQ (Nasdaq:THQI), CD Now (Nasdaq:CDNW), Intervoice
(Nasdaq:INTV), Tech Data (Nasdaq:TECH), Ligand (Nasdaq:LGND), Egghead
(Nasdaq:EGGS) , Compuware (Nasdaq:CPWR), Com21 Inc. (Nasdaq:CMTO),
Advanced Radio (Nasdaq:ARTT), Books AMillion (Nasdaq:BAMM), Netopia
(Nasdaq:NTPA), Informix (Nasdaq:IFMX), Amer Xtal Technology
(Nasdaq:AXTI), Fore Systems (Nasdaq:FORE), Navarre (Nasdaq:NAVR),
Kushner-Locke (Nasdaq:KLOC), Unify (Nasdaq:UNFY), APEX (Nasdaq: APEX),
Liposome (Nasdaq: LIPO), Metricom (MCOM), .

Some of the stocks previously listed over $25 were: E-Trade
(Nasdaq:EGRP), Amazon (Nasdaq:AMZN), US Web (Nasdaq:USWB), Lycos
(Nasdaq:LCOS), Linear Technology (Nasdaq:LLTC), Vitesse (Nasdaq:VTSS),
Global Crossing (Nasdaq:GBLX), At Home (Nasdaq:ATHM), Ameritrade
(Nasdaq:AMTD), Xylinx (Nasdaq:XLNX), Broadcom (NasdaqBRCM), Com21 Inc.
(Nasdaq:CMTO), Verio (Nasdaq:VRIO), Safeguard Scientific (NYSE:SFE),
Polycom (Nasdaq:PLCM), Broadvision (Nasdaq:BVSN), Security FirstTech
(Nasdaq:SONE), Charles Schwab (NYSE:SCH), RF Micro Devices
(Nasdaq:RFMD), Cree Research (Nasdaq:CREE), Checkfree Holdings
(Nasdaq:CKFR), Knight/Trimark (Nasdaq:NITE), Navistar Intl. (NYSE:NAV),
America Online (NYSE:AOL), Citrix Systems (Nasdaq:CTXS), Proxim
(Nasdaq:PROX), Metromedia (Nasdaq:MFNX), Netbank (Nasdaq: NTBK),
Peregrine Systems (Nasdaq: PRGN), Sportsline (Nasdaq: SPLN).

Some of the stocks previously listed potential stock split candidates
were Gateway (NYSE:GTW), Cisco (Nasdaq:CSCO), United Technology
(NYSE:UTX), Providian Financial (NYSE:PVN), Charles Schwab (NYSE:SCH),
Uniphase (Nasdaq:UNPH), Wal Mart Stores (NYSE:WMT), Mindspring
Enterprises (Nasdaq:MSPG), Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE:ANF), Visx
(Nasdaq:VISX), Lycos (Nasdaq: LCOS).

Some of the stocks previously listed as "13/13 stocks" were Applied
Materials (Nasdaq:AMAT), Autodesk (Nasdaq:ADSK), Dell Computer
Corporation (Nasdaq:DELL), Best Buy (NYSE:BBY), Tellabs (Nasdaq:TLAB),
Microsoft (Nasdaq:MSFT), Linear Technology (Nasdaq:LLTC), Gap
(NYSE:GPS), Amgen (Nasdaq:AMGN), Home Depot (NYSE:HD), Sun Microsystems
(Nasdaq:SUNW), ADC Telecom (Nasdaq:ADCT), Keane (NYSE:KEA), Williams
Sonoma (NYSE:WSM), Fastenal (Nasdaq:FAST), Oracle Corporation
(Nasdaq:ORCL), Tiffany & Co. (NYSE:TIF), Novell Inc. (Nasdaq:NOVL),
QuikSilver (NYSE:ZDK), Plexus (Nasdaq: PLXS), Electronic Arts (Nasdaq:
ERTS), Adobe Systems (Nasdaq: ADBE).

Visit winninginvestments.com on the web at
winninginvestments.com for covered call selections,
conservative strategies, aggressive strategies and Dogs of the Dow
selections.



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To: Scott Moore who wrote (1125)7/2/1999 2:20:00 PM
From: aaplcat  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3376
 
>What do you mean by "no short yet"?
Do you think the stock will tank later today?
Don't you think it will top to an new high before?

Thanks from a newbeeeeeee.....