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To: Norm Demers who wrote (150)11/16/1999 3:59:00 PM
From: RADAR )))  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 300
 
All:

Reaon for the explosion today. Looks like TJ and I were bothup doing research at the same time. And I thought I did it all..... shucks, humility creeps back in. (ROFLMAO) TJ can move markets, no doubt about it.

Here is his full recommendation:

Nov 15

ELTX
PRSW
LARS
ELCO
CIRC

CIRC..........e-enabler...very hot sector..future high-flyer....amazing relationships in place including aol....top
line mm's including gsco.

Circle.com, recent spin-off from a division of Snyder Communications, Inc (NYSE: SNC - news), is a leading
provider of customer relationship management solutions on the Web, providing complete end-to-end Web
enabling services for leading companies. Circle.com's client base recently expanded to include those clients
currently with IAB, including, America Online, MSNBC.com, and Drugstore.com. IBM, Bell Atlantic, U.P.S,
Wall Street Journal.com, Talbots.com, OfficeDepot.com and E*TRADE.

REcent News:

(Nasdaq:CIRC) today reported record revenues for the quarter ended
September 30, 1999.

The company reported net revenues for the quarter ended September
30, 1999 that increased 146% to a record $10.2 million compared with
$4.1 million for the same quarter of 1998. Earnings per share
(diluted) for the third quarter of 1999 declined to $0.11 (loss) from
$0.01 profit in the third quarter of 1998, on a pro forma basis.
Earnings per share declined due to investments in infrastructure and
growth orientated initiatives.

"We had a very exciting quarter, with some major client wins,
including PNC Bank, United Healthcare and Teligent, among others. The
fourth quarter started strong with the previously announced win of the
National Anti-Smoking Campaign. Now with the creation of tracking
stock, our performance can be measured directly against our
competitive set," said Robert Wilke, Chief Executive Officer of
Circle.com. "Our continued pace of new business shows that new clients
are attracted to our ability to create, retain, and expand customer
relationships on the Web. Through both our proprietary technology, the
Dynamic Marketing Environment (DME) and our full suite of Web-enabling
services, we do more than create a technology infrastructure - we
build market share for our clients."

"As we continue our rapid growth we remain mindful of the need to
invest aggressively to ensure our capacity will keep pace with our
client acquisition and that our operational infrastructure remains
world class," said Victor Mandel, Executive Vice President of Finance
and Development. "Our investments will provide our clients with a full
range of web solutions and position Circle.com for long-term
sustainable growth."

On October 22, 1999, Snyder Communications shareholders approved
the proposal to create a tracking stock in Circle.com, a division of
Snyder Communications, Inc. (NYSE:SNC). The stock began trading
separately from SNC on October 25 on the Nasdaq market under the
ticker symbol CIRCV on a "when issued" basis. On Friday, October 29,
Circle.com shares will begin trading on a regular basis on the Nasdaq
National Market under the symbol CIRC.

Circle.com employs 300 people in offices worldwide, and is headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland.

CIRC is in the same hot CRM sector with BVSN and ARTG.

Looks at these 2 stocks, and one can see how hot is the CRM sector is.
In 3 1/2 - 4 months BVSN went from the 20s to the 90s, and
in the same period ARTG went from the teens to almost 70.