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To: interesting man who wrote (6117)	8/23/1999 3:54:00 PM
From: Techplayer	Respond to of 8858

Mo, I did the same thing on friday, but in light of the risks associated, it was the right move, even if all things are ironed out. I'll tell you, the rum went down nicely friday night over dinner. Today i have done nothing but follow SNMM. I feel much better about my position now. It could go nowhere and I am secure. I can only win or draw now. good luck.. i do intend to keep trading in and out as often as possible, strengthening my long term position after the dust has settled. Brian

To: interesting man who wrote (6117)	8/23/1999 4:44:00 PM
From: eims2000	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 8858

I for one want to thank you for panicing, that helped us make a killing on it Friday, now buy it back up to 10 or so, so that we can do it all over again. I have never seen a company, so careless with its investers money. This baby is in deep trouble and they act as though nothing happened. We will have to see what other 1000 share holders who lost their savings on Friday have to say about that. I was not following the smut and sleeze factor of this stock while it ran, I got in much later after the Raid. But, after the current events and the way this company has handled them, including the fact that a good percentage of its investors were ruined on Friday, this is indeed the sleeziest example of hype that I have seen. I covered this morning and am flat, just waiting for this thing to hype itself back up in time for the charges and the class action suits to filed. Hardly a mention in their press release of what the raid was all about. This company is the prime example of why shorting is so profitable and consistent. good luck rhansen