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To: Dennis who wrote (586)	12/31/1998 4:31:00 PM
From: Paul A	Respond to of 41369

oh it is actually funny! now to be honest, im a trader, I only owned 100 shares and was simply killing time today watching it move. For whatever reason it couldnt break 148, and at the end of the day you would think nobody wanted to buy and they dropped the price so fast and furious.. Ended up taking a small profit, but most traders/investors who sold at the end of the day got jacked pretty bad... Hey- dosnt matter.. these are my opinions, and the day is done- hope everyone here has a great new year! The more I play internet stocks, the less attractive they look. Wide spreads, sleazy games.. and why? my OPINION is because the average buyer is mom/pop, or a relatively young trader like myself.. if other words, nobody really cares if the rules change just a tad in their favor.. after all, its internet stocks!

To: Dennis who wrote (586)	12/31/1998 4:32:00 PM
From: Andy	Respond to of 41369

still trading............... Bid 144 ask 160 sleezy? Yes. Money in the Bank? Yes. Looks like some big Indexers bought at or a........ after the close. It's like the other day when the S & P anouncment came out. Ssems like the same thing. Nice way to end the year if you're long. Andy Richter