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Technology Stocks : 2000 Date-Change Problem: Scam, Hype, Hoax, Fraud

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To: Mike Healy who wrote (155)	10/5/1997 3:51:00 PM
From: JF Quinnelly	of 1361

Well, well, well, I thought I recognized a familiar technique. Seems to me I remember Bill Wexler from another thread. Go to exchange2000.com and click through 9 posts or so, it might be enlightening. Right, Bill? Here's a sample: Subject: Roger's 1997 Short Picks \| Previous \| Next \| Respond \| Show Navigation To: Dale Baker (3800 ) From: Bill Wexler Jul 1 1997 3:03AM EST Reply #3801 of 3822 Looks like I caught a few suckers on the AFFX thread!!! Check out the Affymetrix thread in Biotech (Medical Devices). I posted a few notes claiming that the stock was getting pricey and it is a good short at these levels. Sure enough - it didn't take long for the mudslinging to get started...and I'm actually a fan of the company! I wonder what these boys would say if I claimed AFFX was a scam.... Remember that line in the movie Wall Street - "Never get emotional about a stock." Is it just my imagination, or are the people who buy and hold these momentum stocks a bit edgy when someone comes by and starts rattling the cage? Perhaps this is another one of those contrarian indicators. Remeber the virtual fistfights that broke out over Iomega and Zitel near their tops?

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