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To: jach who wrote (31707)	12/30/1998 2:11:00 AM
From: Andie Wei-Ku Lin	Respond to of 164684

Actually, AOL closed at 154 5/8. Not sure where they get the 154 figure, not to mention the drop of 3 1/4. Last valid trade I saw in aftermarket was 154 3/4. Also, AMZN was trading at 342 in aftermarket, from a close of 332 5/16. This is according to Quote.com. LCOS was trading at 57 3/4 aftermarket from a close of 57 5/16. YHOO traded as high as 272 15/16 from a close of 270, in aftermarket. EBAY was at 276 from a close of 273 15/16. UBID was as high as 154 1/4 from a close of 143 1/2.

To: jach who wrote (31707)	12/30/1998 2:18:00 AM
From: Andie Wei-Ku Lin	Respond to of 164684

Tuesday December 29, 5:59 pm Eastern Time AFTER THE BELL - Quiet volume as 1999 draws near NEW YORK, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Despite volatile trading in the closely watched Internet sector, after-hours trading remained quiet ahead of Friday's New Year's Day holiday. Internet stocks lost ground in choppy trading on Tuesday as investors cashed in on the recent holiday driven online stock surge, but traders said activity after-hours was lifeless. ''It's really quiet today. Just your typical end of the year type volume,'' one trader said. America Online Inc. (NYSE:AOL - news), headed for Standard & Poor's 500 January 1, traded up 1-3/4 at 155, while Yahoo (Nasdaq:YHOO - news) gained 2-3/8 to 272-3/8 in light activity. Amazon.Com (Nasdaq:AMZN - news) remained near its Nasdaq closing price of 332-5/16. {snip} (from Yahoo! news)