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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?

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Dec 12 9:30 AM EST

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To: John F. Dowd who wrote (34858)	11/27/1999 9:40:00 AM
From: Brian Malloy	Read Replies (2) of 74651

OT, I don't own any but whenever I see big price and volume moves I like to look around. The thing that caught my attention was A@P. If you are basing your comments on that Truthseeker write-up then caveat emptor. On the Stamp.com thread (STMP) I ran across A@P and his group of shorts. It was like a bunch of shrill banshees doing everything possible to take the stock down. They stated outright (I'm being generous) mischaracterizations of the company. They attacked individual thread members that did not agree with their statements. This was before the IPO then continued while the stock was in the teens and twenties. A few still run around and tell us the company is smoke and mirrors. Now STMP is in the 80's and it had an intraday high of $98 1/2 a little while ago. SI had banned A@P, and why they let him back I don't know. He probably sued. That is another one of his big things. He is going to sue everyone. He charges about $3,000 one time fee or so to subscribers to get his short picks then some monthly fee to get updates on his picks. At the same time he runs around SI and tries to bring down stocks that he clearly has short positions in. FWIW

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