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To: Venkie who wrote (109551)	3/15/1999 2:35:00 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Hi Donnie:OTOT <<< This past week has been great to me..pair...gnet...ebay....Cmgi<bot Friday>..>>> I was not sure what you and Greg were doing with Cmgi last week so I just hung on to the little I had and it worked OK. Bgt some Cnet this morning. The conference seems to be doing well for those type stocks. Those little extras pay for new paper washing machines, stoves, garden tractors while Dell goes smoothly along. Gnet ought to help with the house(G) Regards Sig Here's a little entertainment for Pat, sent to me via E-mail members.aol.com

To: Venkie who wrote (109551)	3/15/1999 5:27:00 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Congratulations on a great day.... Our market moves higher and DELL marches onward and upward. My farm team (of high potential companies) has really been kicking into gear and there is A LOT of green on the screen: Some of my positions (besides DELL) that really moved today.... AOL up 6.9% CMGI up 17.5% (added to my position today) EPAY up 59.5% XNET up 85.7% (bought for the 3rd time today) My loser --- VERT -- didn't continue to go vertical like I thought it would... I read some things that concerned me about the valuation in the near term...sold it at a 5% loss.....Yet, the other positions are larger and more than made up for this move. These internet stocks are really rocketing. I hope these fund managers wake up soon and understand that DELL is more of an internet stock than they realize <ggg> !!!! We would all love that and many of us continue to have DELL as our LARGEST holding. I am still convinced that this will pay off in the LONG TERM. DELL has a great future ahead of it -- especially as we move into this new digital economy. Regards, Scott