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To: Claude Cormier who wrote (3265)	12/18/1999 7:21:00 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5053

About sixty seconds ago i heard "dot com" in a country song on CBC AM radio. "www.love.com" or something like that ... i think there might be a message there, no more 'Drop kick me Jesus through the goal posts of Life' -ggggg- That's an interesting site - cross-currents.net I agree that a lot of the high-flyers of recent times trading at three- and four-digit P/Es and negative P/Es can't have much further to run in terms of either dollar value or time. As people realise that, some smart money will move out to better values. We should be positioned well for that with Jordex, n'est ce pas. Just to pick a for-instance, i say jdx triples from Friday's close before cmgi does.

To: Claude Cormier who wrote (3265)	12/18/1999 7:45:00 PM
From: teevee	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5053

Claude, If you believe all that B.S. in the link you provided, you should liquidate your entire stock portfolio, mortgage your home and realestate and short the hell out of JDX and other B2B stocks:-))The commentary has obviously not taken into consideration the rate of the expansion of the money supply. One of the reasons why the markets are so high is because the the Fed is holding back the money supply. They aren't printing the darn stuff fast enough, even with a Democrat in the white house:-))Let me spell it out in plain english: what has demonstrated and reflected more value and real business in the economy? B2C stocks such as Dell and AOL or the US dollar? When you consider that B2B business in an order of magnitude bigger that B2C, I suggest you get with the plan. Even the Canadian banks have announced a shift to e-commerce procurement via B2B, and touting initial annual cost savings of over over $100 million each. The new global(people's) economy is bigger than uncle sam or the G-5, G-7, Euroland, Japan, Asia etc. and is where the real wealth resides:-)) regards, teevee