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To: Charles Tutt who wrote (23639)11/21/1999 1:13:00 AM
From: Craig Freeman  Read Replies (1) of 24154
 
Charles, re "I suspect that as soon as people figure out that the appointment of a mediator is no big deal and has no assurance of success, you'll be back down in the 80's."

Have you "suspected" this enough that you have sold MSFT short or bought puts? Or is this just another "opinion" for the benefit of "the thread".

In all honesty, I also feel that the appointment of a mediator is a non-event. But then I also felt that MSFT was always a monopoly, The fact that a court found its way to the truth after so many millions of taxpayer dollars were spent is a travesty of justice. What concerns me most is that justice won't recognize that, in MSFT's case, some monopolies can be advantageous to our society.

Craig
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