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To: Davyne Dial who wrote (22196)	6/14/1999 9:21:00 PM
From: ELIAS DEEB	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 41369

How is this not considered heavy volume? 40 mil on NYSE is like 80 mil on the Nasdaq. What do these people want? I think this is enough of a shakeout. By now, we should only have very strong hands left holding. These brave investors could be handsomely rewarded by Christmas. I'm in at 28, so I have no choice right now. The tax consequences at this point would cut into whatever profits I have left. Plus, I happened to like the company and I would just want to buy it back later. I strongly believe that it will be the market leader for the next five to ten years. Sure, my 6 bagger has turned into a 3 bagger, but hey. Good luck all tough longs!!!!! I love ya!

To: Davyne Dial who wrote (22196)	6/14/1999 9:29:00 PM
From: TARADO96	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41369

For the shorts who relish on people's misery (albeit temporarily, rest assured), I consider you no better than slime in a ice machine. Forget about TA, institutions have made a lot of money on inets and like a drugie, will come back for some more very soon. Meanwhile, bask in the sun, if you want. I do not give a freekin' damn to your old, old, and getting older by the minute posts. By Dec. of 1999, I will be curious to see how many of you will still around displaying the same lousy attitude as you are now. Tar