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To: Patriarch who wrote (852)	1/13/2000 1:37:00 AM
From: probe1	Respond to of 1285

David Breiner should be advising the 2 insiders instead for not selling 4 million shares and 415,000 shares if he thinks price will go that high.I'm not sure if this is coinccidence everytime top executives file to sell stocks and then an analyst upgrades the company. It's hard to justify somebody owning 4% of the company and cashing out for $715 million even though the company is barely making money.I would rather follow the insiders move rather than an analyst opinion.

To: Patriarch who wrote (852)	1/13/2000 9:12:00 AM
From: zx	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1285

i invested in ariba, cmgi, cmrc and vrsn yesterday. i think they are very strong internet companies. they were down yesterday, but i think they will recover soon. i hope i can hold some of them for a long time. business-to-business e-commerce, companies such as Ariba (Nasdaq:ARBA - news), Commerce One (Nasdaq:CMRC - news. Total world sales of stuff will reach $30 trillion in a few years, of which $10 trillion will be business-to-business. If the e-commerce solution providers can attract only 10% of that volume they will be profitable beyond their wildest dreams of avarice.