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To: Glenn D. Rudolph who wrote (44361)	3/7/1999 11:30:00 AM
From: Jenne	Respond to of 164684

CMGI - CMGI, Inc. $152.19 (+29.56)(+13.63) CMGI invests in, develops, and integrates advanced Internet, interactive, and database management technologies. The company delivers creative products and services that will both generate and profit from direct marketing opportunities on the Internet. A recognized leader in the Internet arena, CMGI combines operating companies with strategic venture investments to create a broad and diverse set of businesses delivering Internet solutions. Microsoft, Intel and Sumitomo hold minority positions in CMGI. CMGI absolutely took off this week. If finished the past five trading days with a gain of +$29.56. Believe it or not, the surge should continue. On Thursday March 11th, CMGI will announce its quarterly earnings. It is possible that they could also announce a split. Even though the company just split back in January, CMGI is steadily approaching its all time highs at the $155 level again. They also have enough authorized shares for another 2:1 (100 million shares authorized and approximately 46 million issued). Watch CMGI take off this week especially if the markets can sustain their present rally.

To: Glenn D. Rudolph who wrote (44361)	3/7/1999 12:17:00 PM
From: Frost Byte	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

Quote from Mary Meeker on Amazon.com: "In Bezos' words, e-commerce hit an inflection point in CQ4...but that's not enough, the company wants more, more, more, fast, fast, fast - like tens of millions of annuity like customers buying tens to hundreds of different products. Like tens of highly automoated distribution centers around the globe. And yes, how are they going to get there? Spend, spend, spend, fast, fast, fast, fast. It's a classic "spend to the opportunity" endeavor, and the metrics and the instincts are pointed to a very large opportunity."