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To: Spytrdr who wrote (13135)4/13/2000 1:09:00 PM
From: Jim B  Respond to of 13953
 
oh it's a great investment.. i own stock.. i think we're seeing near the lows for the year..

just wish they would help me make more money using them as a service..

AOL was the same way when it started.. terrbile service but the name brand and the exposure and was amazing.. they convinced the market that they were the best and so amateurs from all around flocked to AOL and still do..

if we can be half as successful with our marketing as AOL was then EGRP will be worth several times over what it is today in just a few short years
; you dont have to tell me twice this stock is undervalued.. I dont have all my money in it because i like to diversify, the market is nuts right now and who knows how long it'll sit here in the low 20s before making a serious run.. rather put my money elsewhere with stocks that are bouncing 20% weekly... but overall I'm still mostly in cash, although holding some BVSN and EGRP stock and options.

jim



To: Spytrdr who wrote (13135)4/13/2000 1:26:00 PM
From: Duncan Lestina  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 13953
 
This dude doesn't seem to be convinced:

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To: Spytrdr who wrote (13135)4/24/2000 9:53:00 PM
From: Spytrdr  Respond to of 13953
 
from the latest Hambrecht & Quist report:

"If EGRP had the same
calendar 2001 revenue multiple of SCH (not out of the question), the stock
would be trading at $59 a share, today! Even applying Schwab's current
multiple of the most optimistic estimate of 2001 EPS ($1.45 according to First
Call, equates to 35X) to our 2002 E*Trade EPS estimate, equates to $48 a
share."

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