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To: GST who wrote (113185)	12/21/2000 4:49:44 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

Gst, Yhoo was only down 8.3% today to close at 25 3/8. I had Yhoo 140 puts and sold them at 100. Billy kept telling me about all the great trades I was posting.:-(((( Btw. Billy hired another 12 security guards today from Dclk.LOL >New York, Dec 21, 2000 (FWN Financial via COMTEX) -- NetCreations Inc. said Thursday it has accepted a $7 per share cash takeover offer from a third party, forcing the Internet advertising company DoubleClick Inc. to raise its offer if it wants to buy the e-mail marketing business. DoubleClick said in early October it would issue 0.41 shares for each NetCreations share. Based on DoubleClick's share price just before the deal was announced, the offer valued NetCreations at $12.15 per share -- a 17% premium to its average share price over the previous 10 days. DoubleClick shares have plunged since then. Based on Thursday's closing price, the offer values NetCreations at $3.76 per share. NetCreations said DoubleClick has three days to match the $7 offer if it wants to go ahead with the earlier deal. Shares of NetCreations settled Thursday at $6.65, up 52%, or $2.28. NetCreations did not say who had made the rival offer.