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To: Frost Byte who wrote (91607)	8/27/1999 1:02:00 PM
From: bebu	Respond to of 119973

RSLC - latest rumor mill RSL Communications (RSLC) provides discounted international and domestic long-distance service, prepaid calling cards, and private-line services in Australia, Europe, Latin America, and the US. Europe and the US are its two largest markets. In the US, the company sells primarily to other carriers. In Europe, it offers discounts to traditionally underserved small and midsized businesses with substantial international phone traffic. RSL, which bought Delta Three to offer Internet telephony and Web-based communications, now connects customers using traditional phone hardware through an Internet backbone to existing telephone infrastructure. Many believe that internet telephony is one of the hottest sectors within the telecommunications industry. Net2Phone (NTOP), another provider of internet telephony services, has seen tremendous gains over the last week. This momentum is spilling over into the rest of the sector. Currently, we are hearing rumors that the company will announce positive news regarding ongoing operations. Recent positive price and volume momentum add weight to the rumor. Analysts rate the firm with 3 "strong buys" and 4 "moderate buys". Experts estimate the company's 5 year sales growth rate at 270.49 percent. Over the past 52 weeks, shares have traded in the following range: $12 1/8 to $42. The stock last traded at $20 1/16, up 2 1/16 on the day. Should you decide to invest, use a stop-loss of $18. (08/26/1999)