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Politics : Formerly About Applied Materials

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Dec 12 3:59 PM EST

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To: michael97123 who wrote (59744)	1/30/2002 4:41:28 PM
From: runes	Read Replies (1) of 70976

ELN - a fair warning - I've been down that road before. For the record - I won't give a heads-up on a stock unless I have enough history on it to trust the management. I learned about ELN back in '97 when they bought out a small cap that I was holding (Neurex if I remember correctly). I took the money and ran only to watch ELN keep on going. Ironically today gave me the opportunity to get back in at about where I passed it by. Second - I also wanted to post it to add fuel to the Enron fallout discussion. IMO - the fallout is going to present more buying opportunities then it will broken companies. (I enjoy bottom feeding after the big money does a panic sell). Sam - Insiders hold 5%, last quarter they bought 1.7 mil shares net. The company also has 1.7 bil in cash against an market cap of around 10 bil - so there is the opportunity for a stock buyback. No insider selling in the last year. But I suspect your point was TYC which I should have been paying more attention to.

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