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To: Jerry Miller who wrote (1686)	5/4/1999 10:53:00 PM
From: Sanjay Varma	Respond to of 2414

See post #626 on NTBK thread at www.ragingbull.com. A poster shared his research about net stock behavior before and after splits. Here's a blurb: -Sanjay The stocks: 1 CMGI 2 EGRP 3 AMTD 4 SCH 5 AOL 6 EBAY 7 AMZN 8 YHOO 9 DCLK The results %gain 2wk before-2mons after 80% %gain 2wks before-split date 28% %gain split date to 2wks after -1% %gain 2wks after-2mons after 41% %gain 1mon after-2mons after 43% Conclusions: Although my research model only cover nine internet stocks, it's amazing to see the trend in these split driven momentum. The best bet is to buy stocks two weeks prior to split date and sold around the date of the split. If my research shows any indication of market momentum in internet stock splitting at all, you should pocket around 27% gain in two weeks.

To: Jerry Miller who wrote (1686)	5/5/1999 1:54:00 AM
From: $Mogul	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2414

Jerry, What is the 200 day EMA?? (DCLK Hurts, Glad i waited to get into NTBK, EXDS, INSP, ABOV). $Mogul

To: Jerry Miller who wrote (1686)	5/5/1999 9:56:00 AM
From: Rocky Reid	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2414

NTBK Collapsing as we speak, down $15 so far...and dropping like an Anvil. THere are stocks which are completely overvauled. NTBK is one of these. NTBK got caught up in all of the Hype, amd now the Hype has moved elsewhere to other sectors. There is nothing to keep NTBK from falling below $100. There are very little Earnings. There is a sky-high PE ratio. In a few years. NTBK might be worth its present valuation. But that's a big "If." One has to only look at the sad sad world of IOM (Iomega Corp.) to see what I mean about a stock getting ahead of itself. NTBK = IOM? Sure looks that way to me.