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To: Land Shark who wrote (13867)	8/11/2000 8:39:57 AM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (2) of 18998

listen bonzo and hear your contradictory analysis: On the one hand you base your investments on pinky's alleged historical investing exploits " Pinky has made mostly astonishing calls " and in the same breath you completely disregard Wendt's equally astonishing investing calls which are -public info -span over 15 years -are widely known and which I repost " in addendum " if you don't know them. Are you seriously comparing pinky to Gary Wendt? If so, let's have his bio here: -his accomplishments -businesses he ran -money generated for his minions yada yada yada. It certainly will not come anywhere near GE's earnings in the last 10 years, 30% of which where due to Wendt. No DD investor will fly by your " Pinky has made mostly astonishing calls " stuff....Sell that on SI Coffee talk. pinky tail v. Wendt, I am paying ringside seats to watch this TA . July 10, 2000: Wall Street Jour. GE Capital’s Wendt: " A BRUTAL NEGOTIATOR " Message 14023303 GECapital, the company Wendt run at GE: businessweek.com GE comparison to Industry Giants: by Revenues quicken.com by Cash Flow quicken.com by Net Income quicken.com July 5, 2000: REVIEW OF GARY WELCH LIFE AND ARTICLES Message 13993832 -------------------------------------------------------- you said Message #13883 from yields at Aug 11, 2000 5:40 AM Listen Minimus Defectus... We all know what happened with CNC. Not even Mr. Pink can predict with great certainty the events that unfold that affect a stock price in the short term. When one does a trade, particularly on free "on-line" public advice, you assume the risk yourself. Pinky has made mostly astonishing calls. Not all have been winners in the short term. In the long term, that's another story. I count on him for good calls on fundamental analysis. CNC will go down, it's just a matter of time. Let's see $5.97 -> $11 -> $0. Happy investing.

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