Wall Street Review Corrects and Replaces Previous Release, BW2361, FL-WALL-STREET-REVIEW.

Business Editors

NOTE TO EDITORS: The following is an investment opinion issued

by Wall Street Capital Funding LLC

CORRECTING AND REPLACING...previous release

WESTON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 20, 2002

There is a flurry of activity at Jarvis Entertainment Group (OTCBB:JRVE). The Internet technology and entertainment holding company announced the intended purchase of Enron Broadband Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of Enron Corp. (Pink Sheets:ENRNQ). Jarvis is expected to pay pennies on the dollar for the extensive network which has an estimated value of $1.2 billion. News of the intended acquisition is being covered by all major media outlets such as CNBC, CNN and Bloomberg. Jarvis CEO, John Jarvis, was quoted as saying, "I may not be a Skilling, Lay or powerhouse CEO, but I know people. I care about people and we're going to try to make a go of this and put people back to work." Mr. Jarvis is expected to conduct his final meeting with Enron officials tomorrow or Friday. Keep an eye on Jarvis stock over the next several weeks, as the intended acquisition progresses, there could be some tremendous upside potential. Other active stocks include: Tyco International LTD. (NYSE:TYC), unchanged on news of a new, revolutionary 50 Amp power connector, WallStreet-Review (OTCBB:WALS), up 20% yesterday and Vector Energy Corporation (OTCBB:VECT), up 60% on heavy volume.

"On the IPO front: Paypal Inc., PYPL, Gamestop Corp., GME., Wim-Bill-Dann Foods OJSC., and Sunoco Logistics Partners PL, SXL, have showed a remarkable intolerance to the negativity in the markets. They are all doing not just well, but very, very well. This is proof that at any time, in any market there is opportunity to succeed. At no time have all the stocks lost for the day. It is a testimonial to the ability of the various aspects of the markets and capitalism to always reestablish itself. Today's markets, and the IPO's listed above are proof. Warnings of weaker results in corporate earnings, analysts stated that pull backs were to be expected in the blue chips as companies began releasing fourth-quarter sales and earnings. Also, investors were still cashing in from recent gains," stated Sonja Rudd in the WallStreetNewsAlert.com daily commentary. For more information visit http://www.WallStreetNewsAlert.com.

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