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To: BomboochaBoy who wrote (6238)	4/26/1999 11:56:00 AM
From: grogger	Respond to of 13953

Any price targets??? One analyst had a target of 200, teh analyst at DLJ said 120 and we hit that in about 3 days Rob

To: BomboochaBoy who wrote (6238)	4/26/1999 12:33:00 PM
From: Diamond Jim	Respond to of 13953

"E*Trade Group Inc., which saw customer trades rise 65 percent to 65,800 daily," ---- 65,800 X $14.95 = $983,710, that's $14.95 at a minimum.

To: BomboochaBoy who wrote (6238)	4/26/1999 12:48:00 PM
From: Green Receipt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13953

When the bubble bursts, do you think after the suds settle we will see a continued heavy trading level of activity on online trading? Just a question. I suspect there will be no change. by the time the stock splits what if its $200 a share? MGMT this time said they wanted it to be a more reasonable level when it was $100 The first time price was $50 (split would have made it $25) when they wanted it split to be a reasonable price. It ended up splitting at 130pre/65 post if i remember right. This time its $100 (split would be $50) and split to make it a reasonable price. Say this time it hits $200 post split would make it $100 (still un unreasonable price in their words) Where is this heading? I don't know. I'm a happy long, just trying to figure it out. David