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To: Jonas1 who wrote (2995)	1/3/2000 3:34:00 PM
From: michelda	Respond to of 6018

thanks jonas my picks for 2000 is the following stocks softbank-- cmgi-- sfe--cpq--trans cosmos--jafco--csk--bweb -tcl - in hong kong 1070 i think this stocks should represent over than90% from any portfolio they are 9 stocks wich i belive any one buy this stocks will perform the best funds in 2000 even better than steve harmon or any fund manager jonas i have very strong filling that we will broke the 150000 jpy this week on softbank i hope i could be rights good personal regards michel

To: Jonas1 who wrote (2995)	1/3/2000 4:16:00 PM
From: swisstrader	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6018

<i have bought cmgi waiting the altavista ipo in january one of steve harmon 10 top for the year 2000 is going to be bweb Jonas...I love the guy as well, but actually, if you read the words carefully, he states that he bought CMGI based on AltaVista IPO, not Harmon pick and was buying BWEB with the thought that it would be a Harmon pick, which it was not...so, batting avg did not go up on this one much...personally, I own and still love my CMGI (thank you S. Harmon), while my BWEB got hammered based on everyone's (including michelda's) thought that Steve would include....isn't it ironic...still a big believer in michelda and love those price targets, especially when we hit 'em! EDIT: anyone else thinking that all the Japanese net incubators (9984, 9715) will rage tomorrow ala CMGI?