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To: Guaranteed who wrote (6769)	6/17/1999 9:08:00 PM
From: robin hood	Respond to of 9798

If that can help you this info went public 3 weeks ago: Jeanie O'Reilly (maybe Michael O'Reilly's wife) bought 35000 shares at 4.20 27-4-99 hold 35000 shares. Do you think she will double her purchase? R.H.

To: Guaranteed who wrote (6769)	6/17/1999 9:15:00 PM
From: R.S. Blum	Respond to of 9798

Hey Philly, I think your buddy is a snake too! That has nothing to do with waiting for the next sucker spike to bail. You've been awful quiet during the last collapse--Kind'a explains the attitude after your big proclamations then went up in smoke. BTW--I gotta admit, your updraft timing on this POS has been superb during the last few gyrations. I guess being in the in crowd really does has it's benefits. Hope he's gentle on you...

To: Guaranteed who wrote (6769)	6/18/1999 7:46:00 AM
From: A. Reader	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9798

Corel shares soar 26% CEO's rosy prediction buoys stock to $6 By KEVIN BELL, Business Editor, Ottawa Sun COREL Corp. shares have skyrocketed after company chairman Michael Cowpland said the software firm will show "strong profitability" in its next quarterly results. But some observers are questioning Cowpland's judgment in strongly hinting that Corel could show strong profits less than a week before it reports its second-quarter results on Monday... "Everybody is attributing it to Michael's comments," he said. "It is unprecedented in my experience for a CEO to give comments on a company in a period normally considered as a quiet period."... canoe.com