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To: coaster who wrote (353)	3/18/1999 10:44:00 PM
From: 1-DAY-TRADER	Respond to of 537

I shorted AHWY and NETE ... they are pigs which almost doubled on no real significant news ... all BS, pump and dump, and hypes :))))) here is summary about it : BOSTON (CBS.MW) -- Shares of Netegrity shot up 89 percent Thursday on news the Internet company is seeking market share in the e-commerce arena. Shares of Netegrity (NETE), which develops software for controlling user access to electronic commerce applications, saw its shares jump 6 7/8 to 14 3/4 on heavy volume. During an interview with the Massachusetts Investor's Digest, Netegrity's chief executive officer Barry Bycoff said the company's recent pact with Netscape (NSCP) will expand the potential reach of its SiteMinder product. See press release. SiteMinder enables companies to securely distribute business information over the Web. Under terms of the deal, which were laid out in a January press release, Netscape will resell Netegrity's SiteMinder. The Waltham, Mass.-based company said it has inked business pacts with Banyan Systems (BNYN), a network software and services provider, and Allaire Corporation (ALLR), a provider of Web application development software. According to Massachusetts Investor's Digest, shares of Netegrity, priced at under $5 dollars a share for most of 1998, began moving toward the $10 level as the idea of e-commerce grew hotter during the holiday shopping season. The company was not available for comment. nt news ...watch them and tell me what you think :))