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Strategies & Market Trends : Rande Is . . . HOME

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To: KevinThompson who wrote (6364)5/7/1999 12:10:00 AM
From: Frederick Langford  Read Replies (1) of 57584
 
Ya know what Kevin? You seem to have one heck of a chip on your shoulder. What's your problem anyway? You condescendingly flame me for a spelling error on another thread, now you are acting like Wayne's trying to con someone....
Give me a break. Wayne is sincerely excited about the possibilities presented by XNSI and brought it to Rande in good spirit. I posted on the stock myself. I read Rande's boards enough to know he likes to find his plays early on so didn't bring it to the HOME thread.
Wayne rarely posts outside his thread, just because of guys like you.
If you followed his thread he plays BB's and NASD and does very well.
He has the respect of his readers just as does Rande. Guys like you, so smug, could take a lesson from these guys.
I question your logic as well. Granted the stock has made a good move, but being up .75 certainly does not limit upside possibilities.
They have cash, a very nice website, up and running, and great market share. They are certainly NOT touting their stock with useless PR's, which is refreshing.
There are companies trading over twice what XSNI's trading for, with
a whole lot less to offer. You remind me of the guy that told me WCAP was 'finished' @ 10 and the bloke who told me SFE @ 24 was 'overbought'.
Anything you have a positive attitude about?

Fred
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