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To: Boplicity who wrote (187)	3/2/2000 11:40:00 AM
From: No Mo Mo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 403

OTOTOT- Lemme get this straight... If I want to order a CD from D&D, I can go to your supplier's web site (through you or no?), order it and you just process the sale? You get a smaller margin or no? You carry any inventory or no? Believe it or not...the above is how we sell our beer. We are vertically disintegrated. We do the Sales/Marketing and some of the financial oversight. The rest is between our wholesalers and a contract brewer north of you. We do well...:) Later Darin

To: Boplicity who wrote (187)	3/2/2000 12:19:00 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 403

Greg: You have to love these 'low price targets' for PALM...FYI... <<RESEARCH ALERT-ABN AMRO starts Palm Inc. as buy CHICAGO, March 2 (Reuters) - ABN AMRO said Thursday it initiated coverage of handheld computer company Palm Inc. (NASDAQ: PALM) with a buy rating and set a price target of $90 per share for the company which begins trading today. -- Analyst Jonathan Ross said Palm should garner a "significant portion" of the handheld computer market, which he valued at $155 billion. He said Palm would need to capture only one-third of that market to reach his $90 per share price target. -- "We believe Palm could become a $50 billion company in six months," Ross said in a research note. "This represents 42 times calendar year 2000 revenues." -- "Although access to Palm shares via 3Com (NASDAQ: COMS) makes it hard to anticipate first day trading action, we believe Palm should trade at multiples worthy of other mobile Internet pioneers such as peers Psion and RIM, and target $90 per share," Ross said. -- Shares in Palm's 23 million share initial public offering priced Wednesday night at $38 per share, above the $30 to $32 expected range, which had been increased on Monday. Palm is a unit of data networking firm 3Com Corp.>> --------------------------------------------------- BTW, IMO, ABN AMRO should get their price targets right AND initiate coverage on some of PALM's complementary partners (like XTND)...:-) Best Regards, Scott