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To: UFGator93 who wrote (14188)	8/20/1998 3:26:00 PM
From: Jan Crawley	Read Replies (1) of 164684

Damon, My perception of this short-term(how short?) trading phenomenon: Jun 7, 1998 - 18 million tickets sold / 10 million seats Aug 7, 1997 - 14 million tickets sold / 10 million seats Both nominator/denominator consist of current and future variables....the 4 million shorts are still the target buyers, but the "capitured" buyers are shriking/boxing/trading... If the number of the seats increases (which is a given); who is going to buy those new tickets, especially when the current 14 million tickets holders want to "cash out" their seats too...we know that most of them are not interested in watching the scheduled 2005(?) consert Comments please, from all, the above is very important for me!!! Thanks, Jan

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