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To: carepedeum2000 who wrote (44596)	1/3/2001 10:24:15 AM
From: ALTERN8	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

"so for me to make money in the market, ive got to hope you lose your job? " That's right my friend, but please spare me, I get paid by the hour and support my old mother! Nice article in the new e Week mag about EBPP and how CKFR is the MSFT of EBPP. some other research: CheckFree Corporation NASDAQ: CKFR Rating: STRONG BUY (We anticipate the stock will outperform its peer group in the next 6 months, with the potential for a near-term catalyst.) Sector: eFinance Price Target: $51 CKFR: We See 2001 as a Critical Year for EBPP Jeffery Baker discusses CheckFree and provides insight into certain challenges that may face electronic bill presentment and payment (EBPP) as the industry continues to mature in 2001. Following a year that brought needed maturity to a nascent industry, we view 2001 as a critical year for electronic bill presentment and payment. In our opinion, the company best positioned to capitalize on the growth in the electronic bill presentment and payment industry is CheckFree. We continue to view CheckFree as a core holding for aggressive growth portfolios. Our optimal entry point reflecting a reasonable risk/reward tradeoff for investors is under $40 per share. Maintain Strong Buy. cnetinvestor.com I bought CKFR today at 38 and change. Pierre