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To: J. Ramsey who wrote (136)	3/1/1999 1:44:00 PM
From: posjim	Respond to of 639

ok, than watch VIAS..book 4.51 cash..selling for 4 3/4..sat thru there presentation at the Goldman conf..I think they just fired a bunch also..lets watch it! :) Jim

To: J. Ramsey who wrote (136)	3/1/1999 2:07:00 PM
From: Logistics	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 639

CNET from MarketWatch. Called a value play::: CNET pumped on valuation Investors poured into CNET (CNET) on Monday. The stock climbed 14 7/8 to 129 1/2. The content provider is attracting value-minded investors, said analyst Anthony Blenk at Everen Securities. "If you look at [CNET] on the base of valuation [and find] it's quite low vs. the valuation of other Internet portals," he said. "When we look at 2000, Yahoo!'s trading at [a price-to-earnings] multiple of 312 and CNET's at 128."