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To: vagabond who wrote (8203)	7/28/2000 6:18:07 AM
From: Mike E.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 49816

Personally -- based on writeups, pricing, underwriters, offer-sizes and other factors -- of today's "definites," three that strike me as potentially among the most interesting and least dangerous are GCOR, WEBX and LXNT (which "WorldFinanceNet.com" says could be "the sleeper of the week."). But I'd be real interested in hearing anybody else's thoughts. I know CORV and AVCI will probably generate wider interest, but their pricing and likely volatility concern me a bit... In addition to CORV, I like WEBX and LXNT as well (don't know anything about GCOR). I think WEBX will act like VRGE did (which also priced inside its range) and remember, VRGE has been to $30 since its $11 IPO. Need market releif today... Can't take another day watching Charlie make all the money on the "dark side"! <g> Mike