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To: HRM who wrote (4122)	3/30/1999 9:15:00 PM
From: Scott Williams98	Respond to of 20297

Thanks for the link HRM... I have noticed more and more "buzz" about EPBB lately. CKFR is looking good. Best of luck SCOTT PS I have a little "gambling money" in PQT...anyone else following? TIMING is everything in these cases...but when it happens, it's mighty nice.

To: HRM who wrote (4122)	3/30/1999 9:33:00 PM
From: AugustWest	Respond to of 20297

thanks for bring the link here. I'll get some mileage out of it. I love this part(and you should know I hate discussing different stocks on another stock's thread). IMO, it probably resounds through out his whole life. EPAY closed March 17 at $77 5/8 -- not bad considering one analyst set a price target of $45. "Obviously there has been a great deal of ebullience because EPAY is a play on Internet payments," says Gary Craft of BancBoston Robertson Stephens. He's sticking with his buy rating despite the steep rise. "We're not going to disagree with the market. This is all new revolutionary stuff." maybe he's sticking with his buy rating, because 1) he has no back bone to tell everyone about the misconception that the stock symbol has aroused, 2) the people like it right now, and it's in favor. "This is all new revolutionary stuff." gimme a 2x4. it's been around for the better part of ten years gary. It's only revolutionary in the wake of the Internet. Now dummy up and get in line for the booby prize. dime a dozen almost as much as etailers.