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Strategies & Market Trends : The Thread Formerly Known as No Rest For The Wicked -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tim Luke who wrote (6590)	1/10/1999 12:38:00 PM
From: Dave Gore	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90042

Looks like OMPT a winner; also CYCH and ONSL...here's why. (don't miss checking out the bullish article on ONSL via the link below) CYCH - CEO one of 3 chosen to apppear on Louis Rukheyser's once per year special show over the weekend (shown Friday night and repeated today on PBS); Melton appeared along with McNeely of Sun and Yang of Yahoo; CYCH handles 40% of all transactions over the I-net in e-commerce arena. Stock was in 60's in 1996; will it seek old highs? Maybe...if Money Managers are still looking for relatively undervalued compnaies in the e-commerce area. BTW-- E-commerce area will triple in 1999, according to pundits. CYCH now at 20 and change; company is mature; made some mistakes and now has honed into a great market niche. ONSL - The original Auction site; down from 108 earlier, now 52. Will Money Managers be looking for relatively undervalued companies? Look at ONSL's chart and it hasn't had the run that uBid and eBay have had. You may want to read this bullish article on ONSL. Mentions the Yahoo Factors and other things that may spell great things for ONSL: ragingbull.com THE INTERNET RAGE CONTINUES...why?? Many MM's missed the great returns in their portfolio's last year because they were reticent to invest in the I-net sector. Now they are coming late to the party and desperate to make a better showing, as the competition among Fund Managers is intense. The ones that missed out last year need to show a great 13 week performance or else they feel they will lose customers to other funds when % gains are posted for end of this quarter. We may not see an end to this until the quarter is over.