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An SI Board Since March 1998

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Emcee: Clam Clam	Type: Unmoderated

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12	Speaking of e*commerce atlantabank.com	Jay Rommel	-	3/16/1998
11	Clam Clam, OK, so does AMZN fall under the category of AOL and YHOO ... Rememb	Jay Rommel	-	3/16/1998
10	>>Second, if you did, you will note that Moore himself never called AMZN	Clam Clam	-	3/16/1998
9	Sterling Commerce (SE) is Merrill Lynch's Chief Technical Analysts favorite	David R. Doerr	-	3/16/1998
8	> Doubt it. AMZN looks like the Gorilla of e*commerce I think we are talkin	Jay Rommel	-	3/16/1998
7	Clam squared; Great idea, I saw Geoff speak last year in Seattle. I'm cur	David R. Doerr	-	3/16/1998
6	C/C, I think the book may create a short term opportunity for gains in "Go	Elmer	-	3/16/1998
5	>>Any chance that NSCP will be the Gorilla in E-Commerce? Doubt it. AMZ	Wizard	-	3/16/1998
4	> any comment Mr. Moore? Yes, I'm happy that he finally came out with a	Jay Rommel	-	3/16/1998
3	Lucent certainly is a gorilla. Its growth is not tornado-like so it is a grand	Clam Clam	-	3/16/1998
2	CC, Thanks for starting this thread! I just finished reading the book tonight	Jay Rommel	-	3/15/1998
1	So we can keep track of splits and Gain/Loss, here are the rest of the stats:	Clam Clam	-	3/15/1998

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