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To: KeepItSimple who wrote (31744)	12/30/1998 10:48:00 AM
From: John Chen	Respond to of 164684

KIS,Wheeeh. For a moment, I thought I'll never get out of this. Anyway, I didn't catch 'BIG MOVERs' like that on NYSE, for the most part, they are in NAZ/AMSE (didn't they merge already, NRB still reports separately). However, the 'Sell-on-the-web' is legimate and I'll just watch the experts to sort out which is real and which is hype. Still think AMZN, AOL, CSCO, LU, SUNW, TXN, MSFT, DELL, CPQ are safer plays in this 'web-trend'. However these won't make you $100 bill into $1m. (Well, maybe AMZN, AOL can). OT: my sister-in-law sold AMZN and bought EBAY because at that time EBAY was rising FASTER than AMZN. She paid $10+ more during the switch. She is still making money though. Also she sold LU and bought her first AMZN. Asked why she sold LU, she said "I don't know what LU does". Well, she still made money with LU. I'm beginning to believe in 'fate'.