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To: Connor26 who wrote (84591)2/25/2000 6:52:00 AM
From: puborectalis  Respond to of 120523
 
ALSO FROM RB THREAD>>>>>>>>>>>

" Taking a Look at ICG's eCredit Deal

Internet Capital's $450 investment in eCredit Thursday was almost entirely discounted
by
shareholders whose focus was primarily on the Company's Q4 earnings report.

Surely the deal deserved more attention, especially if one realizes that ICG shelled out
nearly a half billion dollars in stock to complete the alliance. The Company declared that
their investment in eCredit was the largest to date.

Critics have long panned Internet Capital for investing very little capital in their partner
companies. But with ICG's earlier cash and stock investment of $180 Million in
MetalSite
and Thursday's eCredit deal, such critics will have to change the tune of their argument.

With a warchest of over $1.4 Billion, Internet Capital has said it will be able to make
such
large investments.

"Internet Capital Group was able to use equity to acquire significant stakes in these
entities, showing our ability to leverage our currency and participate in later stage
acquisition opportunities," said Ken Fox co-founder of ICG.

Added co-founder and CEO Walter Buckley, "With our expanded capital base Internet
Capital Group will now be able to aggressively pursue the balance of the top 50 global
markets that we have identified."

Should Internet Capital's investment in eCredit prove to be a winner, the Company's will
experience gargantuan returns. Shareholders are aware of ICG's impressive past
performance. ICG invests, say, $26 in Company A. ICG then builds then nourishes its
new partner company via their proven management team and network. Finally, ICG
bring
the rejuvenated, renovated company public, where their $26 Million investment balloons
to nearly $200 Million. Imagine what will happen to ICG's investment in eCredit should
eCredit travel down the same path.

And all of that isn't wishful thinking. Taking a quick glance at the eCredit, you can just
taste Internet Capital's success to come. According to the eCredit's website, the
company is a leader in the market for real-time credit field, financing and related
services
for e-business through the eCredit.com Global Financing Network.

Add to their leadership a distinguished Management team.

A partial list of eCredit's impressive list of customers include:

Aristech
Armstrong
Beckman
Bell South Yellow Pages
Bingham Financial Services
BP Amoco
Cargill
Chevron
Cisco
The CIT Group
Commerx, Inc. (PlasticsNet.Com)
Conoco
Cooper Tire
Dana
EBurial.com
EqualFooting
Fidelity
Fleet Leasing Corporation
Genetech
Gateway
Hewlett-Packard
HomePoint.com
Intel
Levi Strauss
Mercedes-Benz
Miadora
Microsoft
Procter & Gamble
RedPost.com
RR Donnelley
Samsung
TechData
Technologynet.com
Texaco
Textron
Weyerhaeuser

"Both of these markets embody enormous revenue and profit potential," stated ICG
co-founder Ken Fox in reference to the MetalSite and eCredit deals.

If indeed Internet Capital's investment in MetalSite and eCredit blossom--as I suspect it
will--so shall shareholder's pocketbooks. "

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To: Connor26 who wrote (84591)2/25/2000 7:11:00 AM
From: Connor26  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
question regarding Schwab orders - can someone tell me the difference between "fill or kill" and "immediate or cancel"? and the difference between "all or none" and "do not reduce" - seems repetitive to me but maybe i've been missing something all this time tia Connor26



To: Connor26 who wrote (84591)2/25/2000 8:20:00 AM
From: rocket man  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
Buy'em when the light is on (Krispy Kreme)!