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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (63282)	6/18/1999 1:48:00 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

Does anyone know if Datek is publicly traded ... Vulcan either bought Datek or invested in it I know. Perhaps with integration into SI, Datek may be valued as a fainancial portal in the manner that egrp is, in fact Datek+Si is stronger imo than egrp (except that egrp is acquiring telebanc but that is not complete)... if Datek mkt cap is 1/3 of egrp it might be interesting

To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (63282)	6/20/1999 2:02:00 PM
From: MoonBrother	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 164684

> Glad to see you back moonbrother. You balance out the Kis noise. If I got you wrong, I apologize. But if what you were hinting is that what my contributions to this board is just another 'noise', except on the opposite side, congratulations! Because I will actually comfort you by taking myself off the board, together with my analysts' comments and my sometimes quite accurate instincts. After all, I don't get any thing from this board by posting analysts' comments. I know none of you, and it is not necessary for me to make any effort to debate with any of you on this board for nothing. I can very well use the information I have, and my own experience and trading knowledge, to continue my own success. I don't HAVE TO share these things with you. Remember back in last Nov. I used to have intensive debates against several then famous (and main street opinion) shorts on this board. But those debates were always on AMZN topic itself, never be personal. We actually respected each other as a person. Sure, quite often I encouraged shorts to cover their positions, but those comments were all based on goodwill. As time passed, some of these big AMZN bears have changed, and become AMZN fans, while AMZN bulls (including myself) have obviously made a fortune. Now that I still like to contribute my information, thoughts and feelings to the board, but somehow get less and less incentive to do so. Maybe some of it is because of my changed personal situation after the huge gains since last Nov., but most of it is caused by the deteriorating of the posting quality on this board. I used to like to finish my posting with a wish of "Good Luck". Let me say one more time. After all, this IS something perhaps some of you badly needed. Good luck to you all - longs and shorts alike! So long! MB