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To: jhg_in_kc who wrote (2299)	6/21/2001 11:37:40 PM
From: Boplicity	Respond to of 13815

Well, talk to me when EXPE gets to 54. EXPE peaking or not depends on the market, timmy. <g> One has to be impressed with how both EBAY and EXPE have perform. EXPE has the potential to make it back to it's IPO price as long as the market doesn't free fall. I worry about EXPE though, when I hear airlines reporting lower rev. from the slowing economy as United just did. Short term, EXPE should be able to make it to the mid to high 40, then it will turn back consolidate toward the lower channel line to move higher again as long as the market does fall apart on us more then it has, and the news coming out of EXPE stays the same. EXPE is a good study stock on stocks the break out, consolidate the run move toward the lower channel then move higher again in a stair step pattern. I have played the break out three times now of the stair step pattern it is in. b