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To: Rande Is who wrote (34845)	9/14/2000 9:13:40 AM
From: quietben	Respond to of 57584

Rande noticed a week back or so that you had bought some CVGP. Well we have a little news this morning. Convergent Group, MDSI Join Forces to bring Worldwide Utilities Intergrated Wireless Mobile Services. I am long CVGP...

To: Rande Is who wrote (34845)	9/14/2000 9:25:11 AM
From: Smart_Money	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Rande Is, I am sorry for not responding immediately. My cable internet provider crashed. It usually does that when it rains. I was totally in the dark, Kinda of scarry being at the mercy of one provider. Today, I am long and strong the market. Yesterday I was hoping for a gap down which we got and the 3800 support line. The selling volume is less than previous months. I believe we should see few good days.

To: Rande Is who wrote (34845)	9/14/2000 9:38:08 AM
From: Mark Konrad	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 57584

NT...halted? eom--MK--

To: Rande Is who wrote (34845)	9/14/2000 9:54:01 AM
From: Mao II	Respond to of 57584

M. Is: Here is comparative chart for CCU, INF, CXR, CITC: finance.yahoo.com All are bouncing off of extremely oversold levels. While each has its particular issues to contend with -- mostly having to do with debt loads and acquisition/divesture strategies -- the common rap has revolved around slowing ad revs going forward, particularly slowing dot.com ad revs. For CITC, my favorite, this latter Wall Street argument has been particularly silly since CITC had NO dot.com revenues whatsoever in 1999. Be that as it may, charts indicate the bounce. The slowing ad revenue issue, however, is more nettlesome. I think it has been overstated, and this bit of news today, while it focuses on KRI, a newspaper publisher, supports that belief. biz.yahoo.com Publishing and radio advertising are joined at the hip, like warring siamese twins. Note in the above news release that dot.com revs are steady. I continue to like CITC. But anyone can do their own DD. M2