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To: radames who wrote (71120)	8/1/1999 1:11:00 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Respond to of 164684

radames, the ta people feel support for amzn is around 90 and 60. So, if it gets to 80 you might want to wait until the decline levels a little... it may go lower. Personally I think amzn will bottom at about 88 or so, representing the 90 support, unless we get some tremendous weakness this month thanks to the inflation worries or whatever.

To: radames who wrote (71120)	8/1/1999 2:08:00 PM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

amzn=80,,e-commerce That's retail not b2b,and its still overpriced for all the $money it continues to piss away. msft=78,,best stock Good choice wcii=45,,wirless broadband Good choice athm=40,,cable broadband Not bad t=48,,great stock,,branching out What's that? yhoo=100,,greatest portal Over priced netp=13,,e-commerce Good but they're crowded. ebay=80,,best online auction An over priced fad. You forgot another P&G, or do you only invest in tech stocks? Ps Did you forget Aol??

To: radames who wrote (71120)	8/2/1999 9:31:00 AM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 164684

Cyberian in venture to sell consumer electronics NEW YORK, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Online computer retailer Cyberian Outpost Inc. <COOL.O> said on Monday it would begin selling consumer electronics through a joint venture with Tweeter Home Entertainment Group <TWTR.O>. "You'll be able to shop for consumer electronics and computers all on our site at the same time," said Cyberian Chief Executive Darryl Peck. "We expect this to become a significant part of our business." Peck said computer sales would add to Cyberian's earnings in the company's third quarter, which ends in November, with the business solidly in place for holiday shopping. Tweeter, which operates 73 stores, provides Cyberian with relationships to vendors, who need to authorize the sale of their products. "We don't believe any of the non-bricks-and-mortar sites will be authorized," said Peck. "Tweeter has a relationship with most of the vendors. We will not have all of them, but we do expect to have a broad range." Peck declined comment on which consumer electronics vendors have or have not yet agreed to authorize their sales. He said Cyberian would expand into other areas in the future, but would likely not clash with Amazon.com Inc. <AMZN.O> or others in the area of books and compact discs. Cyberian Outpost shares closed down $1.13 at $11. REUTERS Rtr 08:03 08-02-99