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To: DO$Kapital who wrote (77807)	11/10/1998 6:25:00 PM
From: Spaw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

J4D: My $.02 = ONSL. A cheap version of EBAY. Same type of biz. Perceived as a vehicle to similar profits. --spaw--

To: DO$Kapital who wrote (77807)	11/10/1998 6:28:00 PM
From: Sonki	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

j4d, within internetsector i like DELL the best. my 77 target is an understatement on dell. i remeber we had a private convo before but i think patience in DELL is a certain profit. lets see if we can't hit dell 100 by jan.

To: DO$Kapital who wrote (77807)	11/10/1998 8:53:00 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

<<<Have no eBay unfortunately but am going to get into the internet flavor of the month club soon. I've been missing out on the fun and profit lately in that sector...... Which ones do you like best and would you recommend?>>> My favorite has always been Yhoo, but thats little help to decide on a good investment as its gotten a bit high. IMO the winners in the Web games will come from the simplicity of the pages and the ease of use with minimal distractions Yhoo seems to have the ease of use but I don't use many others. I consider the Dell home page a good example of minimal distractions and ease of use. Pages for airline reservations or low fares stink. Selling grocery on web ads seems fruitless operation. AOL has an almost obnoxious and unbeatable agressiveness and determination, so guess that could make them a big winner. RMBS looks to have a great product with good potential from licensing fees Since I don't 'follow' many of these, I pay close attention to Gregs picks (mspg) and Venkie(Plcm) although some of those are not web stocks, It was easy to see a split coming on AOL, so I bought AOL and Yhoo on the same day as the Aol split was announced,as I believe a Yhoo split is coming soon. Msft likely, also Sorry to be so vague, its seems the money is going into the top 20 with some demonstrated capabilities so would stick with those. Techs are the place to be. If in doubt, buy Dell Sig