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To: Ms. X who wrote (19910)	5/13/1999 12:27:00 PM
From: Diana	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34816

To Thread: MSGI looks to be on the move again. From DWA site: MSGI (05/12/99) 37.38 Up 5.567 Sector: Business Products (Risk: Bull Confirmed 48+) Stock Mom: Neg RS = Buy, 04/06/99; column = Os Trend Chart Broke a Double Top on 05/12/99 Alert! Positive Breakout Yesterday it broke that double top by printing 35 and went on up to break a spread DT by printing 37. At 44 it breaks another spread DT. For those who like a dash of FA with their Piff, Austin S. has summed things up nicely: Message 9167769 I wish I could do those nifty Piff charts like Jan is so darn good at doing, but then I'm not a Princess . . . .

To: Ms. X who wrote (19910)	5/13/1999 12:32:00 PM
From: Jerry Olson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34816

Well i'm in it to win it!!!!!GO COPY!!!! their hitting the nets hard right now..profit taking...

To: Ms. X who wrote (19910)	5/13/1999 12:37:00 PM
From: papi riqui	Respond to of 34816

Here's another net stock to watch out for. WorldGate (WGAT) is reversing a bearish catapult big time today (apparently due to a series of analyst upgrades-probably the underwriters). The company provides a new television-based Internet service, the WorldGate service, enabling cable subscribers to access the Internet through their televisions and automatically link from television programming and advertising spots to associated web sites. The Service is designed to operate using standard advanced analog or digital cable set-top boxes, thereby eliminating the need for a personal computer or any additional set-top appliance. WorldGate Service subscribers enjoy access within seconds to full- featured Internet functionality on their televisions, as well as the ability to dynamically link from television programming to related Web sites through WorldGate's Channel HyperLinking technology. For the tecnonuts, the service employs ultra thin-client network architecture (patents pending) that facilitates deployment, setup, and central system management, and allows for centrally administered upgrades to the system. This is believed to be superior, I understand, to the "thick-client" architecture to employed in the tv/cable internet service AOL recently announced. Could be worth watching. PR