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Technology Stocks : Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)
AMZN 240.87+3.4%3:59 PM EST

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To: Eric Wells who wrote (104160)5/26/2000 5:45:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph   of 164684
 
and it is not a given that all of them will be
fabulously successful.


I believe it is a given that not all of them will successful at all.

We won't really know who is right or wrong until after the dust settles -
say two or three years from now.


I agree.

Regaring ICGE specifically - there are not too many companies that give up nearly 90% of their
market value and continue on to be stellar companies. But you never know - ICGE may be a
good buy right now. But then again, maybe not.


This is where I see the market has changed the most. Whe I initially shorted AMZN, I thought I had enough equity to hold that position forever. I had never heard of a stock appreciating 1100% in 12 months and AMZN did that. Typically, stocks that fall 90% go bankrupt. Are things "really different" now? I do not know.

The cause of these huge swings is very difficult to put a handle on. Is it the development of on-line trading at in expensive prices? Is it the baby boomers with too much cash? Is AG with too much liquidity at one point?

I do not believe I have answers.

Glenn
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