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IN THIS ISSUE
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1) Market News And Research Tools
2) Technology And Tech Stocks
3) Personal Finance And Mutual Funds
4) Y2K News and Analysis
5) A Look Ahead At Market Moving Events
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MARKET NEWS
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Market Indices: From High-Tech to Foreign
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Volume Leaders
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Calendar- Find out who is reporting this month
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Estimates
See what the top analysts are forecasting for over 6000
public companies
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Earnings Estimate Trends
Find out if earnings have been revised upward or downward
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Broker Recommendations
Find out what the experts think about your stocks. Ratings from
"Strong Buy" to "Strong Sell."
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TECHNOLOGY AND TECH STOCKS
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Are You Next?
Edited by Jeffrey Davis
"Just a few years into its evolution, the commercial Internet has
delivered impressive rewards to its earliest adopters--stratospheric
market capitalization, millions of electronic customers, unlimited
virtual partnerships, and skyrocketing online revenues. Radical
change is already underway in electronic markets for books, music,
computers, and software.
Behind the scenes, however, tectonic shifts loom for many more
industries soon to face the Internet's full impact. Physical
distribution channels are vanishing. Boundaries between buyers
and sellers are breaking down. Dozens of industries, reluctant
to adapt for many reasons, are suddenly pondering an uncertain
future."
business2.com
E-cash Comeback On The Way?
by Tim Clark
news.com
Amazoned!
by Elizabeth Corcoran
"Will nothing be spared from the on-line onslaught?"
forbes.com
All Systems 'GO' At Disney
by Emory Thomas, Jr.
"Massive cross-promotion scheme has Disney execs brimming
with confidence."
zdnet.com
Can Priceline.com Ever Make Money?
by Gerri Willis
smartmoney.com
Intel Takes The Wraps Off 500-MHz Xeon
by Stephen Shankland and Brooke Crothers
news.com
Microworkz $299 PC Draws Interest
by Brooke Crothers and Michael Kanellos
news.com
Parsing The Price-To-Sales Ratio
by David Simons
"What's the best way to compare valuations of Internet stocks?
One measure has gained more or less universal acceptance:
the ratio of stock price to annualized sales, or revenue
per share.
herring.com
Oracle Hands Out Web Access To Handhelds
by Wylie Wong
news.com
Online Auctions Take The High Road
by Bernhard Warner
"The Net has become a great venue for unloading Beanie Babies or
adding to your Pez collection. But will it work for a Picasso?"
thestandard.net
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PERSONAL FINANCE AND MUTUAL FUNDS
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The Berkshire Hathaway Annual Report
Reflections from the best known guru, Warren Buffett.
berkshirehathaway.com
Debunking Certain Myths Surrounding Mutual-Funds
by Jonathan Clements
"Mutual funds are like teenagers. The older they get, the harder
they are to understand. Over the past 10 years, fund assets have
ballooned 600%, index funds have soared in popularity, and mutual
funds have adopted more-focused investment strategies. Along the
way, some old investment rules have lost their punch and new
misconceptions have sprung up.
msnbc.com
Okay, Women Really Could Use Special Advice About Investing
by Amy Kover
"But why does it have to be so brainless?"
cgi.pathfinder.com
Online Broker Fees Are Climbing
by Rebecca Buckman
"Remember all that talk about impending price wars in the online-
brokerage business? Predictions that discounted commissions, already
under $10 a stock trade, could fall to zero, and that some firms
might actually pay customers to enter orders? Don't hold your breath."
msnbc.com
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Y2K SITES OF THE WEEK
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Poll: Americans Are Nervous
by Declan McCullagh
y2kculture.com
Y2K Lawsuits May Swamp Courts
by Michael Doyle
fresnobee.com
Power Officials Predict Y2K Trouble Will Be Disruptive, Brief
by James McWilliams
al.com
Y2K Glitch Makes an Early Appearance
year2000.dci.com
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A LOOK AHEAD AT MARKET MOVING EVENTS
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Dow 10,000 Special Report
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Dow At 10,000 May Add To Consumer Spending Spree
by Caren Bohan
"The Dow Jones industrial average's dalliance with the 10,000-point
mark on Tuesday could reinforce the U.S. economy's powerful momentum
as it gives euphoric consumers one more reason to buy new homes,
cars and gadgets."
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Well, the Dow touched 10,000 for about 30 seconds, now what?
Two Perspectives: Bull vs. Bear
Acampora runs with bulls
"Analyst acknowledges divergence, but urges investors to go
with winners."
cnnfn.com
Investors 'Should Be Scared'
"Morgan Stanley strategist says stocks overvalued, sees good
value in bonds."
cnnfn.com
Senate Republicans Unveil Budget Plan With Tax Cuts
by Vicki Allen
"Senate Republican budget writers on Tuesday unveiled their
plan to cut taxes by up to $778 billion over 10 years, set aside
Social Security surpluses, boost defense and education, and keep
reserves that could be used for Medicare reforms."
goinvest.com
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May all your longs go up and your shorts bankrupt.
Alex von Streeruwitz, CMFC
Editor
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