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To: spal who wrote (99020)	4/5/2000 1:05:00 PM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

>whether we like it or not, the name brand analysts have the power to move these stocks in a big way. I agree. But here's one that the DLJ pimp Jamie Kiggen hasn't. Take a look at eelns current stock price...then tell me what you think. >E-LOAN (EELN: $15.88)*+ 01/28/2000 E-Loan Releases Strong Q4 Results Earnings Per Share Old New P/E Ratios (FY:Dec.) 2000E $(0.91) $(0.98) NM 1999A (1.09) (1.08) NM 1998A (0.37) NM Rating: BUY Change: None 12-Mo. Target: $70 E-Loan reported strong December quarter results with revenue of $7.7 million, up 53% q/q, and $1.2 million above our $6.5 million estimate, with EPS of ($0.28), versus our two-penny-above-consensus estimate of ($0.29). Purchase mortgages accounted for 63% of funded loans, up from 50% in Q3 and 4% Y/Y. CarFinance.com accounted for $2.4 million, or 31% of revenue. Maintaining 2000 revenue estimate at $41.3 million and increasing EPS loss from ($0.91) to ($0.96) as E-Loan continues to invest in the business. Reiterate Buy rating. E-Loan's business continues to evolve and expand.