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To: kha vu who wrote (21766)	1/11/1999 9:42:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

TWTR.. another look.. NITE.. (both chosen in this thread before and now confirmed for us in Worth Magazine) Today's Worth Magazine has as its cover story Best stocks to buy with Peter Lynch & Friends.. 2 selected that I like are: Tweeter Home Entertainment Group Tweeter is a specialty retailer of top-of-the line audio and visual equipment, from stereos to video products to those skinny flat-screen TVs. This company targets customers with sophisticated and often expensive tastes in digital audio visual technology. Tweeter went public in July 1998. According to Fred Kobrick of Kobrick Capital Management, TWTR is a "solid value, selling at 14 times 1999 earnings estimate of $1.35 a share... The balance sheet looks great, and management is extremely smart. Expected to grow at rate of 30% for next 3-5 years." Mike DiCarlo another of the analysts likes NITE.. Knight/Trimark Group is the parent of two market makers: Knight Securities (the leasding market maker for Nasdaq Securities) and Trimark Securities (which makes markets for what are know as third market NYSE and AMEX securities.. securities that trade between broker-dealers without going through an exchange). Knight/Trimark's leading shareholders include some of its major clients: Ameritrade, ETrade, Discover Brokerage, and Waterhouse Securities together own roughly 275 of the company and use Knight/Trimark's efficient systemns in conjuction with their own systems to execute trades. The growth of Internet commerce and electronic brokers has helped Knight/Trimark increase its Nasdaq market share from zero to as much as 14% since incorporating in 1995.. The company does not lose money.. and note the difference between the multiple of EGRP which won't be profitable way until 2000 which NITE trades at only 12 times 1999 earnings estimates.. They have no debt.. a swell stock.. Reprinted in part courtesy of Worth Magazine, February 1999