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To: tschneider who wrote (108)	6/7/1999 8:16:00 PM
From: ALAN FOXX	Respond to of 183

I totally agree if you watched the stock for the last several trading days they're was massive buy lots going in at 14,looks like someone knew something and now they're going to just wait.Sometimes you get out of a stock too early and it just kills you to see it run up but you just can not bring yourself to buy back in .I have bought every day including today.

To: tschneider who wrote (108)	6/7/1999 10:02:00 PM
From: jas cooper	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 183

Jas, you should really jump back in You must mean Mark. I'm still holding my shares (@ 7, 7 1/8 and 9). Once it passed IPO price I felt things looked bullish. Although I don't believe prices of 24+. Jumping in now is a sucker's bet. No published news supporting your rumor; an astronomical P/E; and a weasel at the helm. I don't trust Mas Jr. as far as I can spit. The old man was different. Jr. is just trying to enrich himself and his buddies and family. He could care less what ultimately happens to investors. Developed this opinion as a LT holder of MTZ. Mas Jr. is making a mess of that company. Made a play into Latin America (the old man's idea), screwed up, and now are dumping it all at the wrong time. Old man must be spinning in his grave... I lost a bundle thinking Jr. couldn't be that stupid (or crooked). DY, a MTZ competitor, has done things right, and look where they are now. Don't trust NFF or MTZ until your gains are safely in your pocket... jas.