posted 02-25-1999 10:08 PM         

Barron's Online had a favorable article on 3COM on Tuesday, quoting several analysts who think the stock is a good value, though with some uncertainty. COMS is selling at about 25 times current year earnings estimates, which is about a third of Cisco's and half of Lucent's.

The Palm PDA's comprise about then per cent of COMS revenues, and that business is growing at a 100% annnual rate--seven out of every ten PDA's sold are Palms.

If you have a Wall Street Journal online subscription, you can pull up the article at:

http://interactive.wsj.com/archive/retrieve.cgi?id=SB919791754432024500.djm

posted 02-24-1999 02:22 AM         

I read in several articles/research letters that AOL, Yhoo and Amazon are the most recommended stocks for investing

As a foreign investor who has just started to make an in depth research regarding internet stocks , I discovered that web providers like @Home/AOL should consider that there might be a substantial fall in the subscription fees which are paid montly/quarterly/annualy by the corresponding subscribers ,considering that some companies like Dixon(has already started) and British Telecom in UK will provide web service without a fee.I haven't yet checked what portion these fees contribute to the total revenue of AOL, but I assume that it should be worth taking seriously

What do you think?

Thanks in advance for consideration

posted 02-23-1999 05:54 PM         

Davis and LYCOS should be punished for lying to the public. They never had any intentions of staying independent. I don't trust Davis or Diller at all.

Who knows what they will lie about next or have already lied about. Possibly insider trading?

go to www.milberg.com -(home page of Milberg Weiss) to get in on the lawsuit and bring justice.

posted 02-13-1999 03:12 PM         

I just want to thank to people at PRODIGY for their great commericial that has been airing lately.

posted 02-13-1999 02:20 PM         

PeaPod - the only grocer on the internet.
That's right you can now buy groceries over the net. No more waiting in long lines with little kids crying over your shoulder. It's especially ideal for old people, busy people, and rich people who don't have time to be seen at a grocery store.

Ticker symbol it PPOD. Not that many people know about it unless you live in one of the 10 cities that PeaPod is currently in, but they will soon be all over the country. They just opened up a distribution centers in New York and Chicago.

posted 02-12-1999 05:36 PM         

Following the Pentium III mobile announcement this September and the addition of 0.18-micron technology, mobile processor speeds will top out at 600 MHz by the end of this year, then jump to 700 MHz in the first half of 2000. With speeds this fast, Intel intends to significantly close the power gap between desktop and notebook processors.

posted 02-11-1999 11:37 PM         

This whole LYCOS/USA network deal sounded suspicious from the beginning. First they tell the public that it is too confusing and complex to explain to the public what LYCOS shareholders will get from the deal. The after they send the stock plunging they have their buddy from CMGI suddendly change his mind and say the stock price must go up for the deal to go through. But it's a good deal then. He adds. This sends the stock up.

There is obviously some insider buying and selling going on. We have been fooled.