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To: Jenna who wrote (19577)	12/7/1998 9:50:00 AM
From: Logistics	Respond to of 120523

NAVR NAVR!! BUYING IT HERE. Will be on CNBC Wednesday morning. Was only mentioned once on CNBC weekend. Most don't know it will be on. Was 25.00 last week. Will be talking about their Net Radio IPO on CNBC This will be a big week for IPO's JL

To: Jenna who wrote (19577)	12/7/1998 10:53:00 AM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

<< ALERT>>FDX + 8 5/8 an earnings play since last week was good for a couple of points and today it really popped big time .BVSN doing really well all last week as well. It reminding me now of POWI, CREE and XIRC. not too high flying but very nice. ____________________________________________ Sunday December 6, 3:50 pm Eastern Time FedEx delivers the online goods - Barron's NEW YORK, Dec 6 (Reuters) - FedEx Founder and Chief Executive Fred Smith expects to benefit ''immensely'' from the boom in Internet sales, as FedEx is delivering a good part of as much as $21 billion worth of products to be sold online this year, Barron's reported in its Dec. 7 edition. ''As this revolution continues, we are going to benefit immensely, and benefit to a far greater degree than many people expect,'' the report quoted Smith as saying. The company's stock could double due to such a boom, Jim Coxon, one of the original backers of Smith and now investment committee chairman of the New York State Teachers Retirement System pension fund, said in the report. Coxon pointed out that, after 25 years, the company's network of planes, trucks, vans and operating hubs is finally in place, lowering the capital-intensive aspect of the business. Coxon told Barron's he thought FedEx's stock ''should be a $100 stock today, and maybe a $200 stock a year out.'' The world's largest air express package carrier is already delivering the Christmas cheer that is flying, often on FedEx planes, out of online retailers' warehouses. This comes at the time after FedEx received its own early Christmas present, when FedEx pilots backed off earlier threats to strike during the Christmas season. Memphis, Tennessee-based FDX, the parent of FedEx, could then be viewed as a kind of Internet stock, the report said, and trading at only 17 times next year's projected earnings, a cheap one at that.