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To: Glenn D. Rudolph who wrote (74178)	8/16/1999 11:11:00 PM
From: Tradegod	Respond to of 164684

I agree, with EBAY being thrown in there also. EBAY has been the leader of late; first to rally, largest swings, etc. I got lucky on some EBAY calls this morning catching them when the stock was about 96. I sold too early in hindsight, but I did wait for it to try and penetrate 100. It did so with ease, and when it stalled about 102, I sold, and moved into AMZN thinking that it would follow EBAY over 100. AMZN appears to be the second strongest of the big 4 lately. I had hoped to turn AMZN into a profitable day trade, but alas I am now an investor! Here's to a benign CPI... >>My gut feel is the insitutions are accumulating AOL here and AMZN but not YHOO at this point.