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To: mozek who wrote (23908)	3/1/1999 8:01:00 AM
From: Anton	Respond to of 50167

Big news! Check out the new release today on Intenational Barter Corp. They are buying the largest barter company in Canada. Stock has been as high as $14 ( pre 2 for 1 split) Stock tumbled due to broken web site which company announced in January they are scrapping and coming out with their new e-commerce site, Ubarter.com Double digits?!!! At current price/sales ratio, which is 15, the stock should go to $9

To: mozek who wrote (23908)	3/1/1999 11:14:00 AM
From: Judy	Respond to of 50167

Thanks, Mike. Short-term technically ebay returned to test resistance at 310, let's see how this plays out. Message 8050088 Tough for techs to go against the market and the long bond yield, but the internet sector appears to want to do so.

To: mozek who wrote (23908)	4/8/1999 4:56:00 PM
From: Judy	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 50167

Mike, if you missed EBAY ... you might consider VERT instead. Message 8788452 Clearly the Street sentiment is focused on the e-commerce subsector of the internet and auction sites have been hot. EBAY's auction listing have growth exponentially on a monthly basis, consumer e-commerce coming to the fore. But business-to-business e-commerce is a much larger market, in its inception and VERT has the niche. Examine the market capitalization of ebay and its recent price action ... I'd expect VERT to be awarded at least the same Street recognition and market capitalization in time. Technically VERT is ripe to move. One can forecast price projections for the internets by staring at his navel ... however if one accepts the market as an efficient pricing engine and considers relative capitalization of stocks in similar niches, it's a bit better than staring at one's navel.