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To: OtherChap who wrote (19842)	10/3/1998 3:57:00 PM
From: Bill Harmond	Read Replies (2) of 164684

>>Once again William your fatal weakness shows- you don't seem to understand that everything including the market has cycles. Not true, OC. The market is a continuum. There are secular growers that have gone up for decades. Johnson and Johnson, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Walmart, Disney, Berkshire Hathaway are all in long-term secular uptrends through bull and bear markets. >>Have you ever heard of a stock called netscape? You still refuse to comment at all about it.. Jeez. I made a small fortune trading Netscape. Ask Eugene, or Sal, or Jim Ash, or Nick Zaharias, or Reginald Middleton. I posted on the Netscape thread exclusively for over a year in 1996, and early 1997. Microsoft strangled Netscape by zeroing-out its market. That's what set Netscape back. That's what the DOJ suit is all about. I hate to be blunt, but please get a clue. There are no parallels between the defensability of Yahoo's market position now and Netscape's position then. None. Zero. Your attempt to make a parallel between the two shows total misunderstanding of the two companies models. Clear enough? You are a loose cannon. Some of your notions are downright dangerous.

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