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To: Sarkie who wrote (13496)	10/29/1999 1:25:00 PM
From: Sarkie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Comments from Squawk Box this morning tveyes.com CNBC 10/29/99 - 9:10:30 AM ..... yesterday on the plus side after they beat the street. Today's -- today salomon says it's a must-own stock in the telecom sector after beating the street wednesday night. We believe worldcom continues to demonstrate the ability to post superior growth given its size, et cetera, et cetera, but another bullish comment on worldcom. Let's talk quickly about go2net , the symbol on this one, gn--, beat the street, earned 12 cents a share on a pro forma basis. Analysts expected just 6 cents a share. E-loan, remember yesterday e-loan was on fire. Well, it turns out that after the bell posted a narrower-than-expected loss, 33 cents a share, street looking for a loss of 34 cents a share. So, watch that one again today, eeln may be worth watching. Joe mentioned jds uniphase. We've got a bunch of brokerages coming out very positive on jds uniphase today. Priceline, pcln also worth watching. Reported a loss of 8 cents a share. Street had expected a loss 010 cents a share. So, let's see, revenue rose more than sixteenfold on priceline. Thestreet.Com is worth watching as well, posted a narrower than expected third-quarter loss, 29 cents a share. Street looking for a loss of 32 cents a share on street.Com. We've got ipos we'll talk about at the bottom of the hour. Mark, back to you. Mark: Okay, thank you very much, tom costello. Mark: Up next: The ceo of .....