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To: Jenna who wrote (61887)	9/17/1999 6:30:00 PM
From: Jerry Olson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

Jenna AMEN sister.. yes i've noticed a marked resurgence in those types of stocks...on every WL there's something for all of us to trade... under current market conditons..solid is better more senseable....i just like to gamble too much<G>.. but look at what just ahppened,,SUNW announces a 2-1... i'm betting QCOM will too... so me thinks i'll be playing the stodgie oldies but goodies at this juncture till i see what AG is going to do... i see now he's worries about Y2K stuff...that's good..very good... you just keep pounding those tradable list out..and we'll all make some $$$$$$$.... btw...i'm not buying anything under $10..bucks again...period...:>} have a great weekend...to you and all the gemmers...

To: Jenna who wrote (61887)	9/17/1999 7:09:00 PM
From: puborectalis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Goldman B2B Report Boosts Software and Internet Stocks By Cintra Scott A 112-PAGE Goldman Sachs report on the lucrative prospects for business-to-business Internet usage sharply bid up the share prices for several software and Internet stocks today, VerticalNet, i2 and Ariba among them. According to Goldman's estimates, the B2B industry's revenues will grow from $114 billion in 1999 to $1.5 trillion in 2004 -- a stunning 68% year-over-year compounded growth rate. VerticalNet soared 8.7% to $36 and Ariba 7.2% to $133 on the news Friday. Goldman analyst Rakesh Sood identifies two main groups of B2B opportunities: Internet infrastructure companies (making the tools that run online marketplaces) and e-market companies (bringing together corporate buyers and sellers). Neither group contains many publicly traded companies -- yet. Nevertheless, Sood named several companies, big and small, that are likely to benefit -- SAP (SAP), Oracle (ORCL) and i2 (ITWO), which, he says, are "attractive vehicles for participating in B2B growth." Other public companies he mentions are newcomers like Ariba (ARBA), CommerceOne (CMRC), Exodus (EXDS), Open Market (OMKT) and VerticalNet (VERT). Stay tuned, many more investment opportunities are appearing in the IPO pipeline. << BREAKING NEWS ARCHIVE