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To: Walter Morton who wrote (6487)	7/14/1999 1:57:00 PM
From: John Curtis	Respond to of 18366

LOL! Yup, have to agree there. There's been a paradigm shift in the marketplace, imho, with the advent of the internet and everybody getting "connected". It's made Wallstreet come to resemble a casino, where instant gratification and "anything beyond a cyber second is too long" rules the day. But I'll admit this is a philosophical aspect some folks don't agree with. So it goes. However you slice it though, trader types are continually chasing the next "flavor of the month" that's become hot. And that viewpoint is, "understand the stock? We don't need no stinking understanding....LOOK AT THE MOMENTUM!!" You can tell when your equity is under the impact of such a horde of individuals as those, as threads usually become swamped with "To the MOOON" types of hyperbole, with little rational discussion. And of course, need I say what happens when the momentum(always unpredictable) fails? ;-) Anyway, there's a current lack of recent hard data outta EDIG, so it's only logical folks will fall back on speculation, pointings to other threads where folks place speculative commentary(as if that's some sort of proof), etc., etc.. Now, while there's a dearth of EDIG management info, is the time one should be digging into allll the technical merits EDIG presents. Still though EDIG has been retrenching and somewhat basing, it don't look too bad at current valuations.... John~