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To: janie who wrote (55323)	8/10/1999 7:30:00 PM
From: misfiled	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

EGRP 200 ma is at roughtly $18, u mention that last year EGRP hit a low of 30 during that Feb decline, 35 i believe adjusted for split that roughly 18.50. EGRP along with other OBLs suffered from the fact that they are both brokerage and net stocks. UNlike NITE which was heavly shorted at around 61-63 by the BIG BOYS, EGRP did not lose it 200 ma however it does have a great deal of resistence going forward some # 30,33.37.40-44, long term i believe it will be greatly reward. Remember a year ago it was a 10 dollars stock or so. If it hit 18 or so, I will load up

To: janie who wrote (55323)	8/10/1999 8:13:00 PM
From: lee kramer	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 120523

Janie: Nice post. Further proof that you MUST differentiate between analysts. If you can identify two or three who are really good, follow 'em, see if their thinking meshes with your own. A "rising tide" not only lifts most stocks, it also lifts mediocre and sloppy analysts. And of course, day or short-term trading should rarely be influenced by any analysts's comments; sure, their words may have an effect ob the stock...but these guys are not traders, they don't get paid by traders. (Lee)