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To: GoBulls who wrote (429)	9/10/1999 2:59:00 PM
From: KM	Respond to of 1822

Can't find any. But here's a passage from TSCM which makes a point which I thought any idiot could figure out. I've been sitting here day after day buying this stock, a Goldman Sachs IPO, UNDER THE IPO PRICE. Even today! ********************************************** But Benjamin also mentioned the unlocking of restricted stock from executives and private investors, a subject explored in depth in a piece by TSC's Beth Kwon today. Benjamin noted that if stocks are selling closer to their lows than highs, many original investors and company executives/employees may not be inclined to sell and only "a modest percentage of unrestricted shares sold immediately.

To: GoBulls who wrote (429)	9/10/1999 3:56:00 PM
From: Gerald Walls	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1822

any news today??? Briefing.Com said something about TSCM being up in sympathy with some MarketWatch move.

To: GoBulls who wrote (429)	9/12/1999 7:15:00 AM
From: LABMAN	Respond to of 1822

from REUTERS , Sunday September 12, 6:32 am Eastern Time TheStreet.com forms UK financial news co LONDON, Sept 12 (Reuters) - U.S. online financial media company TheStreet.com Inc on Sunday announced plans for a British counterpart to its U.S. financial news website. The company said it aimed to launch the new site -- TheStreet.co.uk -- early in 2000 and would feature business and economic news, investment commentary and in-depth personal finance pages. A team of investors led by Chase Capital Partners and including Barclays Private Equity, ETF Group and 3i (quote from Yahoo! UK & Ireland: III.L) has invested a total 10.6 million pounds ($17.22 million) for a minority stake in the new company, which is majority owned by TheStreet.com Inc, the U.S. web-based publisher of financial news founded in 1996. Claudia Jay, until recently head of product development for Financial Times (quote from Yahoo! UK & Ireland: PSON.L) website FT.com, has been appointed managing director of TheStreet.co.uk. Editor-in-chief is Martin Baker, an associate editor of British financial newspaper Sunday Business. ''We aim to be the number-one online financial news and information destination in the UK,'' Jay said in a statement. ''The rise of the Internet has led to a massive new market for financial information. In the UK alone, there are an estimated 12 million web users, an increasing number of which are individual investors seeking timely financial news and insight.'' ($1 equals .6154 Pound)