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To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (38238)	1/3/1999 10:06:00 PM
From: ilh1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

$$$$$ POSSIBLE REVENUE SURPRISE AT AMAZON? There is speculation that Amazon.com's (AMZN) sales in the current quarter may be double what was predicted by some analysts. Expectations are now being raised by some analysts that the fourth quarter may well produce as much as $360 million in sales, MSNBC reported. Credit Suisse First Boston's Lise Buyer has gone on record saying her estimate of sales of $198 million was too low. "Given what an immense online shopping season this has been," she said, "it's not impossible that the estimates could be low by 50 percent." Amazon.com didn't comment on the sales figures, but its spokesman told MSNBC, "Between Nov. 17 and Christmas Eve, we shipped enough books, CDs and videos that if you stood them up on a shelf, the shelf would stretch 101 miles."

To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (38238)	1/3/1999 10:13:00 PM
From: StockDung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

Internet chat rooms like The Silicon Investor offer a fascinating insight into the irrational emotions of many investors. Woe unto those relatively prudent souls that attempt to deflate the rags-to-riches dreams of these participants with a bit of healthy skepticism: "Why are you on this thread? Why don't you just slither away?" Or: "What is your real purpose here? Are you a short seller?" Or this rose-colored view: "I've been a shareholder [in XYZ Corp.] for over a year, and I truly believe I will be rewarded... and the world itself will be rewarded from [XYZ's] technology." These are the words of persons ready, willing and able to lose their shirts. Do they sound like someone you know? Do they sound like you?

To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (38238)	1/3/1999 10:17:00 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 119973

Report Suspected Securities Fraud to The SEC The SEC requests that investors who suspect potential violations of securities laws provide that information to the agency at the SEC office listed below. Be sure to include the names, addresses, phone numbers and any other biographical information of any person or entity mentioned in your complaint, and the details of any transaction or activity that you believe violates the federal securities laws. If your complaint involves the Internet or a commercial access provider, the SEC needs to know where the activity is occurring, such as a web site address, FTP site, newsgroup or other area. Your name, an address and telephone number are optional, but they encourage you to identify yourself, especially if you are an investor, because they may have more questions for you or may ask you to provide information or materials in your possession. For your convenience you can follow this link to the SEC's Enforcement Complaint Form as a guide for submitting your complaint, or contact the SEC at: SEC Division of Enforcement Mail Stop 4-3A 450 Fifth Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20549 Email: enforcement@sec.gov SEC Internet Fraud Hotline is:(202) 942-4647 Fax Number:(202) 942-9618 Toll Free Number: 1-800-SEC-0330