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To: MeDroogies who wrote (11973)	9/17/1999 10:29:00 AM
From: bob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19079

My eyes?!! 1,500,000 went through at the ask @ 10:26est.

To: MeDroogies who wrote (11973)	9/20/1999 11:24:00 AM
From: Paul van Wijk	Respond to of 19079

MeDroogies I believe the Goldman & Sachs report is what will drive the market the next quarters. Not the Nasdaq alone, all so the Dow Jones-stocks will have to come with an E-Commerce strategy. I believe it is not a coincedence that MSFT missed the software-rally lately. Two years ago they were the bellwether for the sector. But the fundmanagers with big stakes will have to unload one step at the time. Same for other stocks that haven't a bright future in the new era. I'm sure that the Goldman & Sachs-report is on top of the agenda at all the fundmanagers. Except for the stupid ones. So we will see a lot of unloading step by step the next few quartes over the "losers" in the new era and a lot of buying in "the winners" of the new era. B2B means that the big boys jump in. Not only the ICT-sector, all sectors have to focus on the web and came up with a good strategy. So forget the dot.coms. They will plunge because they are much more ways to play the net. And because the big boys come in, the little ones will be smashed. Look for example E-Bay. Anyhow, we'll see. With regards, Paul