ZacksAdvisor.com Now Features Money.net's Real-Time Portfolio Tracker
Subscribers Can Watch Streaming Stock Price Changes

Tuesday, September 5th, 2000 9:00 AM Eastern Time

CHICAGO, Sept. 5. /PRNewswire/ -- ZacksAdvisor.com today announced that its subscription web site now features streaming, real-time quotes.

The new feature allows customers to actively watch price changes on their stocks while the market is moving. ZacksAdvisor.com customers can have up to 5 lists of 10 stocks each to monitor all day long.

"ZacksAdvisor.com has always stressed the importance of timeliness and how that translates into superior investment performance," says Stephen Reitmeister, Managing Editor of ZacksAdvisor.com. "Now we have enabled customers to use the most state of the art tool to monitor their portfolios to make timely and profitable investment decisions. Once people use our streaming real time quote service they will find it impossible to ever use a lesser system in the future."

The streaming real time quotes on ZacksAdvisor.com are powered by Money.net. "We are the pioneers of real-time and proud that an established site like ZacksAdvisor.com recognizes the usefulness of our tool for its savvy clientele," said H.L. Van Amem, Money.net's president and chief executive officer. "The proven usage patterns of the real-time portfolio, along with our ability to offer the best price for the service, in an era when exchange fees are decreasing and demand for real-time data is increasing, reinforce our ability to set the standard."

ZacksAdvisor.com delivers the profitable stock recormnendations of Ben Zacks. His Focus List of long term picks and Timely Buys list of short-term plays have continually outperformed the market since inception in 1996. In that time the Focus List is 155.7% ahead of the S&P 500 while the Timely Buys are a stellar 413.8% above this investment benchmark. Free trials to this profitable service are available at http://www.ZacksAdvisor.com .

About Money.net
Money.net is headquartered in New York City and is privately held. Money.net was the first site to offer a free real-time streaming portfolio to users. It now licenses its streaming real-time portfolio tracker and the scrolling stock ticker to other Web sites. In the April 2000 edition Of PC World Magazine, Money.net's real-time portfolio tracker was rated "Best of the Web" (see April 2000 PC World, pg. 108) and the March 20, 2000 issue of Barron's gives Money.net a 2-star rating (see pg. 50). For more information about Money.net, visit http://www.money.net .