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To: Mark Fowler who wrote (69325)	7/24/1999 4:24:00 AM
From: JOHN W.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

Your arrogance is incredible. You are correct (for once), I have not been short the entire time (maybe I was influenced by idiot longs like you and moonbrother-my mistake). As far as the other attacker, who does not want to face that even the analyst/institutions/elephants are leaving.... "Internet shares, with their pricey valuations and with many market favorites losing money, are considered especially vulnerable to higher rates. Greenspan's testimony ''creates a nebulous environment for equities,'' said Conley Turner, an analyst at Wall Street Strategies. Amazon.com helped drag the market lower after the retailer reported a deepening loss in the second quarter despite sharply higher revenues. The company said it would spend heavily on new businesses into 2000, and SEVERAL ANALYST DOWNGRADED THE SHARES OR FORECAST DEEPER LOSSES." I hope you and William Hammond buy more amzn on Mon. Enjoy Barrons tommorrow, Jerk.

To: Mark Fowler who wrote (69325)	7/24/1999 4:36:00 AM
From: JOHN W.	Respond to of 164684

To: Auric Goldfinger (0 ) From: Bilow Friday, Jul 23 1999 3:04PM ET Reply # of 1707 Contest Guess #1; Five trading days: August 22 through 28th. Why? I'm guessing that the internet longs will begin to notice that the bloom is off the rose when they realize that hyper growing stocks shouldn't show seasonal effects, particularly with AMZN. The biggest story stock of all time is now a broken story stock, and I think it will drop to single digits within six months. The smart money (institutions) were selling AMZN hard yesterday. I saw something I've never seen before, and that was prints going off below the bid, but without the ISLD book (or the SOESable MMs) having been previously cleared out... That wasn't mom and pop selling shares, I think. Big Barron's article on AMZN this weekend, bearish to the extreme, of course, I predict. Since the news came out on Wednesday, they will have had the perfect amount of time to analyze the report. Retail investors might start wondering about their investment over the weekend. But it still takes a couple weeks for a real panic mentality to set in. So my guess is for later in August. Best of luck to all. -- Carl ------ Previous