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To: Randall Rosen who wrote (3816)	10/8/1998 10:39:00 PM
From: Cube	Read Replies (1) of 18998

Randall, I remember you from the ACRT thread. I was a long over there and hated Mr. Pink for what he was saying about my stock. But everytime good earnings would come out and the stock would go nowhere, I started to get suspicious. I spent one full day reading and researching Mr. Pink's posts and came to the inescapable conclusion: Mr. Pink, this guy that I hated, was right far more than he was wrong. Far more. I then did the unthinkable. I sold ACRT at 15 for a 10% loss. I sent a PM to Mr. Pink that he had won, and that I was going away to lick my wounds. He sent me a PM that was generous, heartfelt and kind. I now consider Mr. Pink a friend. I've learned that you have to be able to change long held thinking on a dime, and you have to review your successes along with others. Most of all, you have to admit when you are wrong. If you want to keep posting here with little snipes against Mr. Pink, that is your business. But take some advice from someone who has been right in your place, don't embarrass yourself. Cube

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