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To: Tim Luke who wrote (3484)	12/21/1998 4:58:00 PM
From: Cheeky Kid	Respond to of 90042

Boy oh boy, those Internet stocks are getting high. What is keeping them up? Don't earnings mean anything anymore? Are they speculative stocks? How much money are these companies making? I hope those companies do not rely on those web site surveys. Allot of people give inaccurate info on ON-LINE surveys. I could not sleep at night if I owned YHOO or AMZN at present levels. In my opinion.

To: Tim Luke who wrote (3484)	12/21/1998 5:04:00 PM
From: Starduster	Respond to of 90042

Tim what do you think this will do for SHRP, thanks s Sharper Image in pact with Marketwatch.com December 21, 1998 08:01 AM SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 21 (Reuters) - Specialty retailer Sharper Image Corp. said Monday it has struck a deal to have its products featured on the the CBS Marketwatch.com Internet site. Sharper Image said the pact with Marketwatch.com, a site aimed at stock market investors formed in October by CBS Corp. CBS and Data Broadcasting Corp. DBCC , is intended to increase exposure of its own retailing Web site, www.sharperimage.com. "The Sharper Image Web site has been extraordinarily successful this season, with increases of over 400 percent from the same time last year," Sharper Image chairman and chief executive Richard Thalheimer said in a statement. "Now we are developing relationships with other Internet partners to further expand our reach," Thalheimer said.