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To: Charlie Finley who wrote (1775)	7/12/1999 7:50:00 PM
From: Johnathan C. Doe	Respond to of 1819

No reason on AFCI; probably a mistake but it has a high P/E and the market IMO has been on a roll for a long time; almost a year. If the market collapses; AFCI would be one of the ones to come tumbling down I would think. As for most of the ones I've thrown out; they are watch list items. I haven't bought much lately; nothing pricey. I'm watching ICO moving up and still watching things like PSFT and AXNT. I'm a bottom fisher mostly and so these all are of interest. NEON; have you seen the large number of scary lawsuits on this one. I've never seen such a pile-up. It will kill the stock for months so I'm waiting for a solid bottom to get put in. NEON is going to be dead as a door nail when that bottom is hit; there won't be a bounce. Also with NEON; I've noticed with tech companies with large institutions holding most of the shares and dumping them; when the volume drops; the price drops more and more. It's like the bounce buyers dry up and institutions are still dumping the thing.

To: Charlie Finley who wrote (1775)	7/13/1999 5:12:00 PM
From: Johnathan C. Doe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1819

RAMP has been on a ride up big; brought that to your attention a few weeks ago with a long description. Not surprised it has moved so nicely; on a downturn this would be one to play. BWEB; have you followed? I'm starting to have a collection of new companies to watch; mostly all new IPO's and mostly direct internet companies in one way or another. The flood of internet based IPO's should be ok since the internet is huge beyond our wildest dreams when it comes to future opportunity and growth.