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Strategies & Market Trends : e-Commerce the Next 100 Months...... -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TLindt who wrote (1036)	5/27/1998 4:33:00 PM
From: Benny Baga	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2882

I second the sell on CYCH and buy on CKFR. B.T. Alex Brown has a 12 month target of $40 dollars a share. If they are half right we will make 50%. Benny(my 2 cents)

To: TLindt who wrote (1036)	5/27/1998 7:57:00 PM
From: cm	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2882

This Probably Will Be My Last "E-Commerce Is Big!" Post... I subscribe to very nifty online newsletter called emarketer (available at emarketer.com)--and this is out of today's number... ******* * DELOITTE & TOUCHE RELEASES RESULTS OF "MILLENNIUM" SURVEY: BUSINESS MEETS THE INTERNET Deloitte & Touche released topline findings from a survey conducted among corporate executives on the subject of business and the internet through the year 2005. : - 91% of executives expect the internet to be an important business news source for them in 2005, while 74% expect to get their news from e-mail and only 50% from daily newspapers - 69% of surveyed executives use the internet to sell products and services online - 87% of these executives claim that their companies are now "using the internet" - 55% of respondents who report using the internet use it as a recruiting tool by advertising jobs online; another 45% use the net for market research ---------------------------------------------------- * NEGROPONTE BULLISH ON eCOMMERCE The always provocative guru of new media, Nicholas Negroponte, shook up attendees at the Oracle Applications User Group convention last week when he predicted the demise of physical cash. As reported in InfoWorld, Mr. Negroponte scoffed at U.S. government predictions that e-commerce will reach $327 billion per year by the year 2002, citing that Cisco Systems alone pulls down $3.5 billion off the net annually. "I think $1 trillion a year by 2000 is modest," Negroponte stated.