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New York, Sep 11, 2000 (123Jump via COMTEX) -- Industry analysis for Internet E Tailers sector.
TICKER COMPANY YR. BEG LAST PERCENT
SYMBOL PRICE PRICE CHANGE
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ASFD ASHFORD.COM INC $10.81 $4.00 -63.00%
BAMB BAMBOO.COM $16.44 $28.88 75.67%
BFLY BLUEFLY INC $9.62 $3.56 -62.99%
BGST BIGSTAR ENTERTAINMENT INC $7.75 $0.91 -88.26%
BNBN BARNESANDNOBLE.COM INC $14.75 $4.75 -67.80%
BUYX BUY.COM INC N/A $3.88 N/A
BYND BEYOND.COM CP $8.03 $1.53 -80.95%
CDNW CDNOW INC $10.25 $2.91 -71.61%
COOL CYBERIAN OUTPOST INC $10.00 $4.81 -51.90%
CYSP CYBERSHOP.COM INC $5.66 $1.47 -74.03%
CYSV CYSIVE INC $36.52 $7.66 -79.03%
DSCM DRUGSTORE.COM INC $35.06 $5.38 -84.65%
EFTD FTD.COM INC $4.78 $2.38 -50.21%
EGGS EGGHEAD.COM INC $19.81 $3.81 -80.77%
ESTM E-STAMP CP $21.50 $1.69 -92.14%
ETYS ETOYS INC $25.31 $5.88 -76.77%
FASH FASHIONMALL.COM INC $4.31 $2.44 -43.39%
FLWS 1 800 FLOWERS.COM INC CL A $10.75 $5.56 -48.28%
FOGD FOGDOG.COM INC $9.09 $1.19 -86.91%
GDEN GARDEN.COM INC $8.88 $1.81 -79.62%
HOMG HOMEGROCER.COM INC N/A $4.00 N/A
IPET PETS.COM INC N/A $1.00 N/A
MTHR MOTHERNATURE.COM INC $8.53 $0.69 -91.91%
PLRX PLANETRX.COM INC $14.88 $0.72 -95.16%
PPOD PEAPOD INC $8.31 $2.19 -73.65%
SLNE STREAMLINE.COM INC $8.88 $0.84 -90.54%
SPNW SHOPNOW.COM INC $19.50 $4.75 -75.64%
TIXX TICKETS.COM INC $15.00 $1.66 -88.93%
TMCS TICKETMASTER INLINE CITYSRCH B $39.25 $23.00 -41.40%
VSHP VITAMINSHOPPE.COM INC CL A $8.69 $1.31 -84.93%
VSTY VARSITYBOOKS.COM INC N/A $1.00 N/A
VUSA VALUE AMERICA INC $5.22 $0.72 -86.21%
WBVN WEBVAN GROUP INC $15.88 $4.03 -74.62%
Percent change for this sector: -60.90%
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9/11/00 - Nationally Acclaimed Study by Resource Marketing Reveals Best of the Web Top 10 e-Retailers Named
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sep 11, 2000 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Retailers paying closer attention to the online customer experience are receiving big payoffs in the latest Resource E-commerce Watch report. In their fifth battery of customer experience testing of 50 top e-retailers, Resource has named eToys "Best of the Web" for Summer 2000.
"It's clear from this latest study that, compared to just 6 months ago, many e-retailers are doing a better job of delivering compelling end-to-end experiences," said Kelly Mooney, managing director of Intelligence at Resource. According to Mooney, retailers have turned their attention to fixing the long list of maladies that struck last holiday-including site speed, checkout, inventory planning, order processing, and returns. "But retailers still have many improvements to make as they gear up for the holiday crush," Mooney noted.
Topping the list for the second time was eToys, the online toy retail giant. "eToys continues to address and enhance the fundamentals of e-commerce by offering the customer convenience, control, and confidence throughout the shopping experience," said Mooney. "They manage to provide special touches that enhance the customer experience."
According to the study, the top 10 retailers providing the best customer experience are:
1. eToys.com
2. landsend.com
3. Amazon.com
4. beautyjungle.com
5. Gap
6. 800.com
Four other retailers rounding out the top 10 who deserve honorable mention include:
* REI.com
* Cooking.com
* Banana Republic
* Fogdog
"The customer experience is multifaceted and something that we have worked hard to build from the ground up," said Toby Lenk, founder and chief executive officer, eToys Inc. "The results of this analysis validates eToys' stated objective of delivering the best possible customer experience and distinguishing ourselves in every facet that we can."
Since 1997, Mooney and her team of "undercover" cybershoppers have been tracking the quality of the online customer experience. They've spent thousands of hours and hundreds of thousands of dollars on e-merchandise. Twice per year, Mooney rates 50 leading sites on 500 consumer-based measures, reporting how retailers perform on 14 key success factors. She awards medals to each site: gold for an exceptional customer experience, silver for good, and for those bringing up the rear, bombs. Results from the Summer 2000 study were in this month's Fortune Magazine story, "Double, Double...Toil and Trouble."
The study also includes e-retailing bright spots, a ratings chart of leaders and laggards, and the results of a satisfaction study of almost 3,000 online consumer surveys.
Mooney is available to discuss findings from the latest edition of Resource E-commerce Watch. For additional information or to arrange an interview, contact Keri Lucas at 614.410.2142. To learn more about the Resource E-commerce Watch, visit our Web site at www.ecommercewatch.resource.com .
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CONTACT: Keri Lucas of Resource Marketing, 614-410-2142
URL: http://www.ecommercewatch.resource.com
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OT September 12, 2000
Despite OPEC Decision, Home Heating Oil Reaches 10-Year High
By JONATHAN FUERBRINGER and NEELA BANERJEE
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Ministers of the OPEC nations, meeting over the weekend in Vienna, voted to increase oil production by 800,000 barrels a day.
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he price of home heating oil surged to a 10-year high yesterday as traders discounted the impact of a decision over the weekend by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to increase crude oil production by 800,000 barrels a day.
In trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the price of heating oil for October delivery jumped 5.49 cents, or 5.5 percent, to $1.0498 a gallon, its highest since October 1990, after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. The price of crude oil rose $1.51, or 4.5 percent, to $35.14, just below the 10-year high it reached last Thursday.
At its current price in the futures market, home heating oil is now 51 percent higher than the average for last fall and winter and is likely to become a bigger issue in the presidential election, especially if October is cold.
"We welcome the reports that OPEC member governments will increase oil production by 800,000 barrels per day," Energy Secretary Bill Richardson said Sunday. "Whether such an increase will stabilize the market remains to be seen." He also said the administration was still considering releasing oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
The American Petroleum Institute, an industry group, urged consumers last week to fill up their home heating oil tanks early, instead of waiting for the first cold weather. More and more analysts have said that this increase in OPEC production — and any further increase OPEC may approve at its next meeting on Nov. 12 — will arrive too late to help. It takes about six weeks for the crude oil to get to the United States and another week or 10 days to refine it.
"The issue is heating oil, timing and the weather," said Irene King, a senior oil markets analyst at J. P. Morgan & Company. "And the increase will come too late to do anything for the home heating oil price. Now there is a panic on the price and it's 80 degrees outside."
Phil Flynn, senior energy market analyst of Alaron.com, said, "The market is saying we're going to have shortages this winter."
In response to the OPEC announcement, which was formalized in Vienna yesterday, traders and analysts said there would be only about 100,000 to 150,000 new barrels of oil produced because OPEC members were already "cheating" by pumping more than their current quotas.
For the near term, an oil inventory report by the American Petroleum Institute after the close of trading today and a similar report from the Energy Information Administration that will be issued on Wednesday morning will have an important impact on the price of oil and home heating oil. Although the crude oil inventory has been rising in recent weeks, it is still almost 22 million barrels below its level at this time last year and not too far from a 24- year low. The distillate inventory, from which home heating oil is made, is 28 million barrels below its level at this time last year.
In addition to strong consumer demand and low inventories, traders said that hedge funds and other speculators who are betting on the price of oil are also a major factor in the price rise.
One of those traders, who talked on the condition of not being identified, said yesterday that he would not be surprised to see the price of crude oil "spike to $40 a barrel." He had bet on rising oil prices for a while and then sold out, expecting that the price might drop. Now, he said, "I am looking for levels to get back in."
There was an unconfirmed rumor yesterday that a foreign speculator had bet that the OPEC announcement would drive oil prices lower. He sold oil futures contracts, hoping to profit when the price fell. But when it began to rally he had to buy oil to minimize his losses, helping drive the price higher.
Home heating oil and crude oil prices also rallied despite the promise of some OPEC officials that the cartel would consider increasing production before their Nov. 12 meeting if prices went out of control. Mexico, which is not a member of OPEC, said it would increase production by up to 200,000 barrels a day in the fourth quarter if prices remained high.
Most analysts say the price of oil will decline over the next 12 months as new fields begin pumping oil and as demand abates. But analysts have been predicting that the price of crude oil will begin to fall again "soon" during much of the 20 months the price has been rising. The prices of oil for delivery in future months, which have been lower than the current-month price, have also been a bad forecaster. The price for crude oil for January delivery is now $32.87 a barrel. It was $28 a barrel two months ago.
OPEC's intention to stabilize the market backfired in large measure because of the uncertainty about how much so-called new oil will enter pipelines. Statistics on worldwide oil production, including OPEC's, are estimates at best, and industry analysts believe that OPEC produced anywhere from 650,000 barrels to 750,000 barrels a day above the official quota it set at its June meeting, with most of the extra oil coming from Saudi Arabia.
Seeking to quash speculation that the 800,000-barrel rise in quotas would include current overproduction, the OPEC secretary general, Rilwanu Lukman, told a news conference yesterday that the entire increase would be new.
But most market experts remain skeptical, given that only Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and perhaps Iran now have the spare capacity to increase output. All other OPEC countries and their allies like Norway and Mexico were at or very near maximum capacity even before the 800,000-barrel increase was negotiated.
Still, by the end of the year, if not by October, new oil should be flowing. Most oil-producing countries, whether members of OPEC or not, are scrambling to bring new fields on line to take advantage of soaring prices. "All the OPEC countries are bringing new production on line," said Roger Diwan, managing director of the Petroleum Finance Company, a Washington consulting group. "We think that by the end of the year, there should be about 500,000 to 700,000 barrels a day of new oil from OPEC."
Such forecasts are cold comfort to today's market. Adding to the low- inventory problem is the fact that domestic refineries are running at 95 percent of capacity, and many are shutting down for a few weeks in the autumn for seasonal maintenance. The OPEC crude, because it is heavier in sulfur, is also not the preferred source of heating oil. "If this is a problem of heating oil and refined products in the U.S., I don't know how more crude oil will help," one European analyst said.
The negative reaction of the market to the OPEC increase puts Saudi Arabia, the cartel's de facto leader, in a tough spot. It is under persistent pressure from the United States to drive down prices by arranging for OPEC to increase production.
The concern within OPEC is producing too much now and sending the price of oil into a precipitous fall when new production begins. "We of course fear an overhang of oil because we do expect prices to come down," said Abdulla Salatt, the governor to OPEC from Qatar.
But OPEC clearly lacks the tools to start a steady decline in the cost of crude. Most analysts in Vienna agreed that the 800,000-barrel increase was probably the best the cartel could do. This meeting apparently lacked the rancorous debates that have marked many previous sessions, because more members are uneasy about the high price of crude.
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Top Institutional Holders of ETYS Shares Value
Intel Corporation 7,568,300 $42,571,688
Dynafund Ventures, L.L.C. 3,177,506 $17,873,471
Bank One Corporation 2,620,822 $14,742,124
Goldman Sachs Group Inc 2,144,243 $12,061,367
Strong Capital Management, Inc. 1,765,000 $9,928,125
Amerindo Investment Advisors Inc. 772,900 $4,347,562
Lone Pine Capital, LLC 670,600 $3,772,125
First Union Corporation 653,750 $3,677,344
Vanguard Group, Inc. (The) 575,500 $3,237,188
Munder Capital Management, Inc. 400,000 $2,250,000
eToys Inc. is a Web-based retailer focused exclusively on children's products, including toys, video games, software, videos, music and baby-related products. The Company's online store offers an extensive selection of competitively priced children's products, with over 100,000 stock keeping units (SKUs). Through BabyCenter, its wholly owned subsidiary, the Company offers content and community for new and expectant parents and an online store with a selection of baby-oriented products and supplies. Its eToys.co.uk store offers consumers in the United Kingdom over 5,000 SKUs of children's toys, software, videos and video games tailored to this market. In addition, the Company also provides the BabyCenter brand in the United Kingdom, offering a content and community site for parents and expectant parents. The Company also offers services to all provinces of Canada through its eToys.com store.
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Financial Summary
eToys Inc. is a Web-based retailer focused exclusively on children's products, including toys, video games, software, videos, and music. For the three months ended 06/30/00, net sales totaled $24.9 million, up from $8 million. Net loss applicable to Common totaled $59.5 million, up from $20.8 million. Revenues reflect an increase in units sold due to growth of the customer base and repeat purchases. Higher loss reflects increased personnel, advertising and goodwill expenditures.
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Officers [Insider Trade Data]
Position
Edward Lenk, 38 Chairman, Pres, CEO
Steven Schoch, 41 Sr. VP, CFO
John Hnanicek, 36 Sr. VP, CIO
Frank Han, 36 Sr. VP of Product Devel.
Janine Bousquette, 39 Sr. VP of Marketing
After Hours Trade Reporting
Monday September 11 After Hours Most Active
After Hours
Last: $5.7812 After Hours
Best Bid: $5.5 After Hours
High: $5.7812
After Hours
Volume: 5,200 After Hours
Best Ask: $5.875 After Hours
Low: $5.75
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16.01 $ 5.75 5000
ETOYS INC (NASDAQ-NM:ETYS)
Last 5.781 Net Change 0.15
Last Trade Size 500 %Change +2.67%
Bid 5.562 Ask 5.968
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September 7, 2000 5:51pm
Trouble for online Christmas shoppers
By By Ben Charny ZDNet News
'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the warehouses of online retailers pandemonium reigned.
Even offline kingpin Wal-Mart Stores Inc.couldn't meet its 1999 Christmas delivery promises. Toys "R" Us Inc. gave everybody $100 and an apology for its delayed shipments.
The consulting firm Ernst & Young saw so many meltdowns among its clients it called in its "e-rescue" business division to get Web sites back up and running.
After the wreckage settled, online merchants vowed that the 2000 holiday shopping season would be different. It sure will, according to Gardner Interactive: It's going to be twice as hectic.
A new survey suggests that Web retailers surprised by last year's $10.5 billion spending surge can expect online retail to double to $19.5 billion.
North American retailers will continue to see much of the action, with an expected $10.7 billion in business. Online markets in Europe and Asia will see a doubling of their business since last year. Japanese e-tailers should expect to see a tripling of business, Gartner predicts.
Lessons learned?
Robert Labatt, principal analyst for Gartner's e-Business services unit, said he was hopeful that businesses have learned from last year's lessons.
"Virtually everyone across the board has made some changes," he said.
Many Web sites now feature chat rooms or other ways to get in touch with customer service. Real-time inventory tracking is also a new addition to many e-tailing websites, he said.
After the wreckage settled, online merchants vowed that the 2000 holiday shopping season would be different. It sure will, according to Gardner Interactive: It's going to be twice as hectic.
Some of the largest toy retailers have solved delivery problems by hiring someone else to do it. Toys 'R' Us (NYSE: TOY), for example, has signed a deal with Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN) to sell toys online. The toy retailer has the inventory, but Amazon.com has the distribution facilities to make it work, analysts believe.
Other shops troubled by last year's rush went on a building binge to help solve some of the problems.
The brick-and-mortar solution
KBkids.com, the joint venture between K·B Toys and BrainPlay.com, have opened up a 300,000-square-foot fulfillment center in Kentucky to help tackle the "busy 2000 holiday season," the company has announced.
In 1999, KBkids.com had to do triage on the Friday after Thanksgiving -- the busiest shopping day of the year -- in order to keep going. At one point, it was getting 237,000 hits a day. New servers were rushed in to handle the unexpected traffic.
Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) spun out its Internet sales unit months ago and has begun building a new warehouse, said spokesman Les Copland. Quicker fixes are also in place, which Copland said the company will announce in the coming weeks.
But one fix has nothing to do with technology, he said. "We are going to be very honest with our customers and tell them when we can't fulfill an order."
ETOYS INC (NASDAQ-NM:ETYS)
Last 5.687 Net Change 0.06
Last Trade Size 300 %Change +1.07%
Bid 5.687 Ask 5.750
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