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To: hotlinktuna who wrote (74336)	5/10/1999 4:46:00 PM
From: blake roberts	Respond to of 119973

Ok folks, takeover for you all !! Check out ROSI, rumor on Wall Street, takeover this week @ 11-12 dollars. Profitable company with tons to offer. Dont say I never told u so! BR

To: hotlinktuna who wrote (74336)	5/10/1999 4:48:00 PM
From: Lupus	Respond to of 119973

FNHC is on the verge of announcing an unspecified agreement with Xoom.com...check out the release from Bloomberg....i expect FNHC to gap above 10 at the open. Technology News Mon, 10 May 1999, 4:28pm EDT Finet Shares Rise on Hopes for Broader Agreement With Xoom.com By Greg Chang Finet Shares Rise on Hopes for Broader Agreement With Xoom.com Walnut Creek, California, May 10 (Bloomberg) -- Finet Holdings Corp. shares rose as much as 28 percent on expectations that the Internet mortgage broker will announce a wider alliance with Xoom.com Inc., which agreed to combine with some of General Electric Co.'s Internet assets. Finet Holdings, which lets users shop for home loans over the Internet, rose 1 11/16 to 9 1/16 in late trading of 4.32 million shares. The stock earlier touched 9 7/16. Walnut Creek, California-based Finet already advertises its Interloan service on Xoom.com's home page. Xoom.com, which offers free Internet services such as personal Web pages and e-mail, agreed to merge with the Internet assets of GE's NBC television network, a move that should broaden Xoom.com's audience. Finet Holdings is on the verge of announcing an unspecified agreement with Xoom.com, said Dan Rawitch, Finet's president. ''We're very close,'' Rawitch said. ''We're just not quite there in terms of the announcement.'' Xoom.com shares rose 6 7/8 to 82, while GE fell 1 9/16 to 108 3/8.