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Technology Stocks : George Gilder - Forbes ASAP

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To: Brad Rogers who wrote ()4/30/2000 1:02:00 AM
From: feminvstr  Read Replies (1) of 5853
 
Anthony perhaps its all in the presentation.

"What happend 7 years ago isnt going to stop me from asking questions today..Get that through your skulls. I will stay here and beat this horse till I get the answers that satisfy me..I cannot be intimidated nor can I be silenced"

DEAL WITH IT!!

Anthony, if George Gilder is the horse you are referring to, Gilder runs in the Kentucky Derby while you remain tied to a pole at the local circus walking in circles.

Gilder has answered to all publicly:

*the coincidence of the same sir name relations
*that he does NOT purchase any of his recommendations on or around the time of his publication.
*disclosed his core holdings
*he never sells, but occasionally donating securities to charities

While I admit I usually concentrate on the financial fundamentals when making an investment, Gilders amazing grasp of techno (which most of us will admit we lack) allows us non-techies a clearer understanding of a company's leadership, product, and future.

The lay investor tends to listens to his expertise and respects his opinion in this ever changing techno confusion, not all agree and nor do all of his stocks run to the moon like AVNX, for the record many securities Gilder mentions do NOT move.

This market has changed tremendously in the last ten years and as technology moves with great celerity, I for one am thrilled he is here to share his knowledge. Because Gilder has a positive influence on a stock does not make him a market or stock manipulator, he has done nothing but shared his knowledge. His words come with integrity, integrity is what I trust!

As I read your posts you infer the lay investor has fallen prey to his way of thinking, and as the "self proclaimed Truthseeker" you are going to bring him down.

I think we all know the credibility of your past and when compared to the credibility of Gilders, I believe most would put real money on a stallion before betting on a circus pony.

DEAL WITH IT!

Kimberly
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