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To: Jenna who wrote (12059)	7/24/1998 2:33:00 PM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

email questions: AATT..ITWO.. I mentioned that a few days ago that I thought these kind of stocks would rebound about 5-10%. Beyond that I'm not sure, probably for the intermediate term (3 months) it could continue. ITWO, SBUX this is different. They were technically charged for the a while but the charts looked to make a reversal before today. I thought earnings would propel these higher, but it did the opposite. ITWO could be a good buy at 25 5/8 but I would prefer SBUX at 48 3/4.. and of course I still like SEEK Personally, I like the safer stocks for the weekend like FGCI, HBOC,SBH, TLC, ELN (a favorite of mine). I could always pick up the 'dead cat bounces' later on.

To: Jenna who wrote (12059)	7/24/1998 3:45:00 PM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

TKLC, KELL.. looking good towards the close but opted to sell.. It was down 10% on Thursday with a 600% increase in volume. (out of TKLC with 5/8), still holding PIXR, QCOM. Could not get my order of MCRL filled. MSPG was excellent play for a nimble trader as well as AOL, but I laid off the internets today after dumping SEEK (still in NSOL picked up some more at 34) KELL is a value play with value indicators showing it to have a value of $46. It's growing at a rate of 28% a year. KELL...."they are a leader in terms of being in the right place at the right time. they have gone for certain niches where they can maintain profitabiity. ...Sales of commercial engines and parts represent a $10 billion market, growing at a low single digit rate. But Kellstrom is outpacing the market.. In the first quarter, the company's earnings rose 38% to 29 cents a share. Its revenue soared to $79.4 million in '97 from just $8.6 million in '95. Pershare earnings vaulted to 95 cents from 10 cents over the same period. share from a year earlier. Revenue rose 77% to $29 million. Analysts expect earnings to rise 56% to $1.48 a share in '98 and another 36% to $2.01 a share in '99.... excerpts from investor's business daily