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To: Chuzzlewit who wrote (103082)	2/19/1999 3:21:00 PM
From: Uncle Frank	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

>>Nobody can tell the future when human activity is concerned. I sure learned that last Tuesday. But I'm already in deep litter box from my earlier over-exuberant decisions; the March 100s are worthless, so I might as well hope for an irrational reaction about the split from the MoMo crowd. Frank

To: Chuzzlewit who wrote (103082)	2/19/1999 3:34:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

<--OT--> E-Commerce and 'The Tomorrow of Money'. Paul: While the 'witches' on Wall Street have their fun on a day like today here is something to think about. The landscape for electronic commerce "The rapid growth of the Internet is a phenomenon without parallel at many levels - technical, social, and economic - that has created a tremendous potential opportunity for businesses. In fact, the growth of the virtual community of Internet users has outpaced the ability of businesses to take advantage of it as a medium for commerce, at both the technological and organizational levels - and this growth will continue. It is estimated that by 2000 AD, e-commerce worth over a trillion dollars will be transacted. In a technology-dependant field such as this, rapidly evolving technology will ensure that early adapters will reap long-term gains." FACTS to Ponder. Web Sites concerning Banking, Finance, and Investment are growing daily. e-commerce expected to touch $ 500 Billion by 2000. Last October, a new CyberBank signed up 1000 new accounts in just 6 weeks. 200,000,000 Internet users expected by 2000 Forecast : 25% of the commercial transactions on the Internet will be done by non-banks Cisco already has on-line sales of $3 Billion annually - more than 50% of its total sales. Dell's website accounts for 1/3 rd of its total sales and it is expected to cross 50% by 2000. More than 1200 CyberBanks exist already, most are US based and around 150 in the Asia Pacific and Japan region. future-commerce.com