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To: Rande Is who wrote (11614)9/3/1999 12:17:00 PM
From: Kaliico  Respond to of 57584
 
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The Internet Stock Team

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September 3, 1999

The Web Report - Volume 2, Issue #35

Internetstocks.com Overview - Keith E. Benjamin -
mailto:keith@rsco.com

This week, the NETDEX index fell 7% to 498.145 compared with the
NASDAQ's 2% increase.

MOMENTUM BUILDING - We expect the whole group will generally rise
through September, heading toward old highs by year-end. We expect
investors to focus on improving fundamental trends, particularly
related to back-to-school and holiday shopping. We've also begun
to hear of higher advertising rates, particularly for targeted
banners. We find a wider range of stocks appealing and have been
trying to focus on a few stocks each week. This past week, ICG and
Fatbrain stand out. For the next few weeks, we expect some of the
lagging stocks to rebound, including CMGI, Lycos and TicketMaster
Online CitySearch. We also want to stick with Yahoo!, as the
group's leader, in our view. And Amazon could be the biggest
turnaround, in our opinion.