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To: Muwamba who wrote (13229)	3/25/1999 3:48:00 PM
From: TonyL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37507

Molson X ok for everyone???? RTQ 12.30

To: Muwamba who wrote (13229)	3/25/1999 3:48:00 PM
From: Jack Kennedy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37507

>>Shorting was good at $12.00 when we hit $11.00<< Only if your really good at timing the market, which most short players aren't. Gotta have balls to play that game and I'm sure those that dare take a short position sweat from 9:30 4:00 every day. Just ain't worth it unless a material change has occurred that would drag the stock price down for sure.

To: Muwamba who wrote (13229)	3/25/1999 4:53:00 PM
From: mike machi	Respond to of 37507

March 25, 1999 15:35 eBay rises after winning top auction spot on AOL Jump to first matched term NEW YORK, March 25 (Reuters) - Shares of eBay Inc. rose nearly 10 percent on Thursday after America Online Inc. agreed to make it the top auction site on its superpopular online service. EBay stock rose by $14.50 to $159.875 after the San Jose, Calif. company said it would pay AOL $75 million over four years in a marketing pact that will make it the leading auction site on AOL, the world's No.1 online service. Under the deal, AOL will promote eBay as the preferred auction site for its 16 million subscribers. EBay will in turn advertise AOL as the preferred online service to its 2.1 million users. The agreement is one of a rash of affiliate and joint marketing pacts between Internet companies intended to attract more traffic in the increasingly competitive electronic commerce marketplace. An AOL spokeswoman declined to comment on whether other Web auctioneers bid against eBay. Aside from eBay, AOL also offers the auction services of OnSale Inc. , Bid.Com International Inc. and uBid Inc. in its shopping area. Shares of AOL, which on Wednesday said it will cut up to 1,000 jobs as part of its Netscape merger, were up around 6 percent or $7.44 at $125. Under the expanded marketing deal, eBay will get advertising and promotion across all AOL U.S. and international services, which include CompuServe, Netscape's Netcenter Web network and ICQ, the superpopular messaging service used by 30 million people. In addition to the $75 million that eBay will pay AOL, America Online will get all advertising revenues from the jointly branded sites that the pact creates. The sites will show eBay listings, feedback and ratings from the millions of online auctions that the company holds each month