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To: Ryan Mak who wrote (84108)	2/23/2000 12:49:00 PM
From: Bob Biersack	Respond to of 120523

GLGC...turning the corner also!

To: Ryan Mak who wrote (84108)	2/23/2000 1:00:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

CEGE yes buy stop in for 34 3/4 is better... INSP looking at some call options.. Here is a company you might like.. Its called Young & Rubicom. We've had it as an earnings play before. Its been depressed but had 3 solid days while nas was not too good. A 20 day moving average breakout just occured on average volume. I lost RTRSY when I was too precipitous to sell it and it just keeps moving like a space ship. RTRSY wasn't doing any better than YNR is now at the time. Then RTRSY exploded. I use YNR services and so far every company that I've ulilized their services professionally has moved up tremendously. There is no rush, YNR reports on Thursday, World Rankings of Advertising companies.. 1. Omnicom <OMC.N> 2. Interpublic <IPG.N> 3. WPP Plc <WPP.L> 4. Havas Advertising/Snyder 5. Leo McManus 6. Dentsu 7. Young & Rubicam <YNR.N> 8. True North Communications <TNO.N> 9. Grey Advertising <GREY.O> 10. Publicis <PUBP.PA> ((Sue Landau, Paris newsroom, +33 1 4221 5452, fax +33 1 4236 1072, paris.newsroom@reuters.com)) REUTERS