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To: Jenna who wrote (21317)	1/5/1999 5:12:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 120523

We've completed the earnings calls.. we have most of the dates, others should be getting back to us tomorrow and we also have quite a bit of dates for February so that should keep us in plays for the next 8 weeks.. We are now calling the more obscure companies, the 'double and triple digit EPS gainers'.. We haven't lists these obscure plays just yet but they will be added by this weekend, along with a report on the Financial. Remember the two newsletters are very viable and cover the month of January. I would use the internet newsletter to choose the internet plays that are 'strongest' in both technicals and even sometimes 'growth and revenues' I've played most of them these last few weeks and you can sleep better when you are aware of the technical/fundamental situation of a company like VRIO, GNET, VRSN, NSOL, CMGI if you have their stats next to you. Holding VRSN for 3 straight days has worked well, although I would NOT hold MALL, IFLY or EBAY for 3 straight days.

To: Jenna who wrote (21317)	1/5/1999 7:18:00 PM
From: Mr.Manners	Respond to of 120523

jenna, I recall awhile ago that you were posting that you would get the Watch List up by about 11 pm est. There must have been a reason for that - and while it happened, however briefly, it was appreciated. If the List is not up on site until 2 am or later it makes it difficult to do some research when keeping to an average schedule, as I am sure a lot of people do that trade here. And since quite a few of the stocks that are on the list tend to get active during the day I think it would be more useful to have the list on site a lot earlier, if possible. This would allow for research into the stocks' recent activity, news items, charts; whether they trade options, and how active - or not- that they have been. It would also mean a decision to trade could be made without the possibility of emotion being a factor if a stock happens to make a certain move in either direction. I know you work hard at this and it's time consuming, but I feel success of the service likely depends on clients being able to make timely trade decisions, which requires having timely information. Thanks.

To: Jenna who wrote (21317)	1/5/1999 8:19:00 PM
From: kha vu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

WSJ: HEARD ON THE STREET 01/05 Summary of 1999 market outlook by Wall Street analysts: - Charles Clough at Merrill and Christine Callies at CS First Boston expect the stocks to end flat or only a little above what it is at the beginning of 1999. Charles expects a decline in corporate earnings and advises investors to look into companies with strong cash flow in the cable, media, entertainment, telecoms and utilities. Chritine dislikes utilities and favors technologies, healthcare and cyclicals. - Gail Dudack at Warburg Dillion thinks that the market will close below the current level and in between 8500 to 9000 - Byron Wien at MSDW thinks that the stock could go over 10,000. He thinks commodity prices will rise sharply this summer and eventually boosting stocks such as: Dupont, Alcoa, Reynold Metal, Georgia-Pacific, Willamette Industries and Cypress Amax Minerals. S&P 500 will rise 20% by midyear. - Barton Biggs at MSDW expects at some point intime market will go down 10% lower than their lows of the last summer. - Elizabeth Mckay at Bear Stearns expects corporate profits will rebound to 7% to 9% and the market to rise accordingly: 7% to 9%. But there is a strong sellof during the first half as investors worried about Brazil, year 2000 snafu and the fallout of impeachment.