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Non-Tech : RAINFOREST CAFE
RAIN 3.928+0.2%Jan 9 9:30 AM EST

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To: Dennis Vail who wrote (3042)8/27/1997 2:13:00 AM
From: Czechsinthemail   of 4704
 
Dennis,

Sounds like the geek from Legg-Mason is being over-capitalized to me! Does he think they're paying him to research bowling and then do such a crummy analysis of RAIN? I'd sure hate to be talked out of this stock--especially by a bowling genius.:-)

We may be seeing the beginnings of a sea change in the macromarket that will favor smaller companies like RAIN. I've noticed in my portfolio that many of the small and mid-cap companies are starting to catch fire, and the Russell 2000 index has been showing greater relative strength than the Dow, S&P 500 and the NASDAQ (all of which are more large cap indicators). There are simply more compelling values among the smaller companies, particularly high growth companies like RAIN. We may now be reaching the point where some institutions are starting to put their money where my mouth is. :-)

I think you are right about accumulation in the stock. After all, if it looks like accumulate, walks like accumulate, and quacks like accumulate--then the way to bet is that it's accumulate.

There may still be enough players wanting to take their money and run to keep some choppiness going, but I wouldn't be surprised to see a significant move up from here that doesn't go back. Let's see if we can handle the vertigo.

Baird
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