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In this business, financial newsletter advisors are only as good as their last trade! Most investors subscribe to Market Digest Online for the incredible picks we make in the Whisper Stock section. Prior to March 2000, MDO subscribers became spoiled with the average gains in this section ranging over 100%. It was not uncommon for subscribers to gain 200%, 300%, 400%, 500% on many of our recommendations. Since March 2000, the Bear market has taken its toll and our average gains are down substantially. However, for those who listened to Market Digest Online back in May of 2000, MDO advised its subscribers to go short most of the highfliers such as Yahoo, eBay, Cisco Systems, Qualcomm, Amazon.com, Microstrategy, Priecline.com and doznes of others.

* 05/11/00, recommended shorting Yahoo (YHOO) at $125.31 per share. MDO has also recommended several different put options as Yahoo fell out of bed. Our put options have all been triple digit gainers and Yahoo is today priced at $14.81 per share.
* 05/11/00, recommended shorting eBay (EBAY) at $58 7/8. eBay recently traded at $35 1/2 per share.
* 05/11/00, recommended shorting Cisco Systems (CSCO) at $60 1/4. MDO became particularly aggressive with this short position in December, 2000 when we recommended the Cisco Systems February 27.5 put options. These options went out as triple digit gainers. We then recommended the CSCO 17.5 April put options which also went out as triple digit gainers. And we also recommended the Cisco May 15 puts which we anticipate will also go out as triple digit gainers.
* 05/11/00, recommended shorting Amazon.com (AMZN) at $54 7/8. Today Amazon.com trades at $8.37 per share and MDO is predicting that AMZN is a candidate to eventually go belly up.
* 04/14/00, recommended shorting Priceline. com (PCLN) at $62 1/8. Today Priceline.com is priced at $2.69 per share.
* 04/14/00, recommended shorting MP3.Com (MPPP) at $13. Today MP3.Com is priced at $1.81 per share

At this point we urge you to subscribe to Market Digest Online or at the very least try our 10 day free trial. Check out our "Newsletter Archives" section to check for yourself the fact that our newsletter was one of a very few who started going short this before it was mauled by the Bear.

03/30/01, recommended shorting ARIBA (ARBA) at $7 31/32 even though the stock was down from the $100 level. Here's exactly what we told our subscribers......... Can it go lower? You bet it can! Ariba provides business-to-business infrastructure - software and the like - which lately is a gaunt business model. Especially after Dell Computer shut down its Ariba powered online marketplace in February because it drew little interest. For 2000, Ariba posted a net loss of $800 million on revenue of $280 million. Shares are down from a 52-week high of $183. Even though this stock is currently priced in single digits, MDO believes it can trade lower. Our near-term price objective is $5 Why you ask? The company practically pays customers to use its systems, issuing millions of stock warrants as come-ons. Bye-bye to that gimmick. With the stock tumbling, the warrants have less appeal than in the Web's Wall Street heyday. Plus, Ariba is having trouble collecting bills. In February it disclosed $27 million in doubtful accounts receivable, a huge 18% of the $120 million now due. Short the stock with a near-term price objective of $3-$5 per share. Today, Ariba trades at $4 for another huge gainer to MDO subscribers.

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