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To: rowrowrow who wrote (6689)	7/23/1999 1:39:00 PM
From: Savant	Respond to of 18366

A very safe stance. He's a hero if it goes up, and safe if it goes down. Smart feller. I'm hanging long. FWIW Best, Savant

To: rowrowrow who wrote (6689)	7/23/1999 7:46:00 PM
From: Walter Morton	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18366

OT: rowrowrow, thanks. I think everybody has done a great job of picking apart the article especially Savant and Money@Work. Money@Work you really made me LOL. However, you did leave something out of your analyses: The thestreet.com article stated that a representative of EDIG said that EDIG will not have a player on the market by Christmas!!! *Any comments?* I don't believe that the thestreeet.com article is anymore damaging than that article published by the Union-Tribune in January, except for the bold print above. The stock price went up this week on the anticipation of good PR. After the thestreet.com article the stock price went back down. The market has not over reacted. On Monday we may see if the bold print above had any real affect on the stock. To me the thestreet.com article worked out just like that EDIG question during the SNDK interview -- hopefully more people will learn about EDIG's existance and make up their own minds about whether or not to invest given the good and the not so good comments. I expect thestreet.com to come out with another article about EDIG in about thirty days. After all, they only got EDIG investors to sign up for the 30 day free trial. thestreet.com doesn't make any money unless all those EDIG zealots actually pay for a subscription. Also, don't worry if the price goes down on Monday. There is just one more week before those people at thestockgroup.com start popping up all over the internet with positive rumors about EDIG.:-)