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To: C. McD who wrote (408)	7/6/1999 3:05:00 PM
From: Hockeyfan	Respond to of 1570

CNBC says... Internet IPOs and older issues are doing this week. "The Big Boys are moving back into small caps." This is a good week to start trading!

To: C. McD who wrote (408)	7/6/1999 3:09:00 PM
From: Hockeyfan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570

B to B model The "Florida boys" were hired to expand ANYI's Business to Business franchise. The BtoB model is picking up great support among Wall Street pundits recently --- From the Ariba (ARBA) thread .... Ariba got a plug today from Internet analyst Henry Blodget, Merrill Lynch, during a CNBC interview. He was asked what he thought of the recent rash of IPOs--he said he liked the B2B model and specifically ARBA; then he hastened to point out that it was not an "official recommendation." (His choices remain AOL YHOO AMZN.) And... Some b2b forecasts from this article: redherring.com << According to Mr. Mhatre's research, the size of the annual U.S. markets for steel ($600 billion), logistics ($400 billion), and print services ($200 billion annually) dwarf B2C categories like books ($25 billion). It takes more time to build a successful business-to-business (or "B2B") business, he acknowledges. But because B2B companies are automating extremely complicated processes, he thinks they have a better chance to "own" their categories than B2C companies. (There are other advantages, too: he says business customers are much more loyal and generous than consumers.)>>