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To: TH who wrote (782)	11/30/1998 9:57:00 PM
From: MoonBrother	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27722

In my view, the current best internet plays are NAVR and ELBO. Both went up today as most other internet stocks crashed. NAVR has announced that it will send its NetRadio to IPO within the end of year. Currently NetRadio has a zero value on NAVR's balance sheet. Obviously after NetRadio went public, it will dramatically lift NAVR's valuation. At $15, I think NAVR could easily triple its price by year end. ELBO has even better story. Not only its internet site has generated tremendous growth rate in terms of Web sales revenue, its traditional store chain has done equally well, especially during this holiday season. Two analysts cover ELBO, both give it STRONG BUY rating. Just look at its Q4 estimate you can know how well it will do this qtr. in Q3 ELBO made 8c profit per share, that's 2c better than analysts' estimate. In Q4, ELBO is expected to earn 78c!!! That's about 10 times of what it earned in Q3. You can tell why at $18 ELBO is the best internet play! In fact, it shot up to as high as $25 during the noon time today when every other internet stock was in deep downturn. I think ELBO will easily go back to that price tomorrow if the general market recovers, even higher! Good luck! MB

To: TH who wrote (782)	11/30/1998 10:18:00 PM
From: dale sicher	Respond to of 27722

I never minded paying Schwab $29 a trade, because I thought if a really bad day comes, hey, I've got telebroker and as a last resort, a human being at the end of a phone line. Yeah, right. Remember that nasty day last October? Good luck getting through any way. Let's face it, NONE of the online brokers are prepared to handle a truly catastrophic trading day. Man, just think of the litigation that will one day arise! And regarding the fact that there really isn't any "bad" news out there, I disagree. It's funny how in the past when the negative news does become commonly known how everybody is amazed how the writing was on the wall and they missed it. And one more thing, most bear markets are triggered by events that are totally unexpected. That's why the markets correct so violently, 'cause nobody could possibly have seen it coming. It's just my gut feeling when you see absolute looniness like the last several days, something ain't quite right. Maybe it's just me. Good luck.