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To: Michael Ohlendorf who wrote (1357)	6/15/1999 3:37:00 PM
From: Von	Respond to of 3418

OOOOOK, Sold what I had bought today for a small loss, placed my buy order along side of yours at 9 7/8. You may be correct it may not be over, looks like hard times ahead.... A drowning man grasping for straws

To: Michael Ohlendorf who wrote (1357)	6/15/1999 3:52:00 PM
From: E. Mark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3418

from your posts on other threads, seems like you're consistently short on every stock. congratulations. you scared one into selling. I think that tactic is only marginally legal and extremely cowardly.

To: Michael Ohlendorf who wrote (1357)	6/15/1999 5:13:00 PM
From: David in Ontario	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3418

Mike - grabbed some more MSGI today ahead of the CPI #. Whatever that number is and whatever effect it will have on the stock then I'll either average up or down when I grab some more. The stock has come a long way off its high and internally continues to gain strength. Given this - and as it appears somewhat oversold to my mind - it can move back up the ticker without too much effort. As with any I-nut stock you need to be very careful if you're on the short side of the tape or margined. I'm neither - which helps me sleep at nights without any worries about my holdings. Watch the MSGI ticker closely over the next week or so if you are indeed short - though you probably missed the stock when it was above $50. Once the CPI number and likely rate hike are behind the market - then it's back to business and the current tech correction will be over. Many of the pundits and commentators are hoping for a hike (up to 0.75% from what I've seen) as it'll demonstrate that the Fed still retains firm control and Cramer said it would ensure the bull market runs for another 10 years!! Good luck to you. David :)

To: Michael Ohlendorf who wrote (1357)	6/16/1999 4:43:00 PM
From: Von	Respond to of 3418

Michael our order for MSGI did not fill today. Should we raise our limit price. What are your thoughts? TIA Good luck to all Von

To: Michael Ohlendorf who wrote (1357)	6/29/1999 9:53:00 PM
From: Austin S.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3418

Michael as is illustrated by your post # 1357 - you're not particularly astute or accurate, are you? What is also clear is that you know nothing of MSGI's industry, its business, or its vision. Too bad.

To: Michael Ohlendorf who wrote (1357)	7/1/1999 9:30:00 AM
From: Austin S.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3418

Michael Oh- Reread your post # 1357. You're the SHORT who state that "I am sure that this gap [$9 7/8] has to be filled." NOT. And you then stated: "The I-Net correction is far from over and we will slide much lower first before any serious rebound comes." WRONG! NOT! Finally, you stated: "Watch out for tomorrow's CPI number!!" The CPI number was better than expected. Obviously you are an alarmist and/or a SHORT. Either that or your crystal ball needs polishing. Good luck to you. Meanwhile, go MSGI!

To: Michael Ohlendorf who wrote (1357)	7/23/1999 11:17:00 AM
From: Von	Respond to of 3418

Michael, I still have my buy order in for 9 7/8 like you said In your post number #1357. Do you still feel that it has to come back and fill this area. Or do you think I need to raise my buy order to the mid-teens like you stated in your more recent post. Do you still have your 9 7/8 order in or have you raised your out look for a higher price. Let me know, as I would like to buy some of this stock but do not want to be foolish and over pay. Thanks in advance and good luck with your trading. You seem to be a conservative investor. That is what I would like to become. Thanks for the help