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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
MSFT 473.69-1.0%2:45 PM EST

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To: Brian Malloy who wrote (3252)9/21/1997 3:25:00 PM
From: X-Ray Man   of 74651
 
Bull donkey's, Brian. Those of us interested in short term movements
in price have posted here, but we tend to by "silenced" by Arno's
vitupretive replies. And as others have pointed out, short and
medium term movements are of importance for long-term investors that
are interested in timing purchases or using derivatives for hedging.

What I find annoying about this thread, is that it has been mostly
cheerleading by super-bulls, with little analysis to even answer
the question posed in the thread title. VK and others are free to
post here, and you are free to ignore it. Hey, you can always start
a thread called "hyping MSFT" if that is what you are interested in
doing. Far as I can tell, people like Arno contribute nada to helping
people make intelligent decisions about investing with MSFT, since
reposting press releases provides no new info (although helps those
too lazy to get news from online sources) and otherwise we know
exactly what he is going to say over and over and over.

Anyway, if there is anyone that might be sued by MSFT re: Money
article, it would be someone like Arno, because he is ascribing
motivations to MSFT financial officers re: talking down the stock
and methods of reporting earnings that contradict their public
position. So either they are lying, or Arno may possibly be
libeling them. Even if VK is making an incorrect analysis, he
is saying it is his own. Libel is mistatement of fact.
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