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To: alfred felsberger who wrote (10404)	11/23/1998 7:33:00 PM
From: Robert Bethge	Read Replies (10) \| Respond to of 16892

Datek Online Announces Site Redesign ------------------------------------ Datek Online is proud to launch the latest redesign of its web site. In the spirit of what Gomez Advisors has called “...a relentless, methodical process of improving the [site's] design, adding features, and expanding the product line…”, Datek Online announces its latest site redesign. Visitors will experience a streamlined site with reorganized content for easier navigation. The new site has a lean design with fewer graphics that vastly improve download times. The information has been reorganized to make it easier to access, understand and utilize. A Quick Menu pull-down feature has been added to every page that allows users to link directly to other major sections of the site. Also, the search function has been re-positioned to appear prominently at the top of every page. This is strictly a redesign of graphics and layout of the site. There are no substantiative changes to any engineering of the site or to the "Trading" interfaces. We hope that our customers enjoy the faster download times and easier navigation.

To: alfred felsberger who wrote (10404)	11/23/1998 8:16:00 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16892

Alfred, be careful when shorting yhoo. The risks are in no relation to the possible gains. You can ask the professional short sellers here (do not know if you belong to them, at this time), on different threads like roger's short picks or Bill Wexlers Profit of Doom, all would you tell: not now in that craze, and not yahoo but weaker deers or far-ran small caps. Two weeks ago there were only bets on yhoo when they hit 200. Yahoo was at 150 or lower, that time. Watch out. No one of the short sellers eventually went long yhoo, though. C.