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To: Mr. Big who wrote (78511)	1/11/2000 12:59:00 PM
From: puborectalis	Respond to of 120523

DALLAS, Jan. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is being issued by Ameri-First Securities, a member of the National Association of Securities Dealers, CRD number 45289: Ameri-First Securities initiates coverage of Advanced Radio Telecom (Nasdaq: ARTT) with a Strong-Buy. The superiority of fixed wireless networks relative to other broadband alternatives coupled with the current "Need For Speed" revolution will create an enormous demand for ART's product offering. With the $251 million equity infusion from partner Qwest Communications (QWST) securely in place, Ameri- First Securities believes that the impending nationwide roll-out of ART's fixed wireless network will be followed by insatiable demand. In addition, first mover advantages associated with ART becoming the nation's first broadband IPSP (Internet Protocol Service Provider) to offer carriers a cost-effective broadband alternative are invaluable, and have led Ameri-First Securities to place a 12-month price target of $38 per share.

To: Mr. Big who wrote (78511)	1/11/2000 1:13:00 PM
From: moufassa7	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Bought YHOO @ CMGI on dip

To: Mr. Big who wrote (78511)	1/11/2000 1:17:00 PM
From: Ron	Respond to of 120523

AOL/TWX media perspective: CNBC is working hard to drive the AOL stock price down because that could mess up the Time Warner deal. NBC hates this deal, as well as DIS and CBS/Viacom. Look for tankage touting from CNBC. The reverse happened when IVIL IPO came out. They were waxing estatic about this hot womens web IPO. Turns out NBC was major investor in IVIL. Overall, this strikes me as extremely bullish for AOL/TWX. It will be a very formidable media company. just my experienced opinion. fyi

To: Mr. Big who wrote (78511)	1/11/2000 8:00:00 PM
From: puborectalis	Respond to of 120523

PSDI acquisition for cash.....With the acquisition of INTERMAT, PSDI will add a robust component to its existing technology for mroMarketplace and for the company's MAXIMO installed base consisting of thousands of end users. MRO.com will be able to standardize descriptions for industrial suppliers and buyers providing the ability to easily search for supplies in the mroMarketplace catalogs. Rich product content is mandatory and represents the most challenging component of an MRO e-Commerce solution due to the volume and complexity of the data, and the involvement of tens of thousands of distributors and manufacturers, each with their own disparate sources of information. ''A fundamental part of our strategy is to offer content that is specific to the maintenance and repair world,'' said Walt Vanderlaan, vice president, corporate development, MRO.com. ''Product classifications, item attributes, technical specifications, and digital assets are crucial to the buying experience for the maintenance and purchasing professional. Quality content is what drives the success of e-procurement solutions. Without it, efforts to reduce costs for both the buyer and supplier will not be fully realized.'' ''In the digital marketplace for MRO products, aggregated content is everything,'' said Chip Drapeau, president and CEO of PSDI. ''The accessibility and quality of the data is a fundamental piece of the Internet commerce puzzle. The company that wins the content battle will win in the MRO e- procurement space. The acquisition of INTERMAT is another critical step in our strategy to provide a comprehensive solution for capital asset intensive industries to reduce costs for buyers and sellers of MRO materials and supplies.''