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To: kimberley who wrote (57996)	8/23/1999 4:45:00 PM
From: IceShark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86076

Yea, that wwf biz makes one wonder. Tons of money in that now - must be the stock market gamblers that love it. -s- Good 'ole Jessie got into minor trouble about that - people were squacking about it being unseemly for a Gov and he deflected it by saying his referee fee of 100K was being donated to charity. What he forgot to mention was the Mill he was getting for all the extra stuff. -g-

To: kimberley who wrote (57996)	8/23/1999 4:53:00 PM
From: pater tenebrarum	Respond to of 86076

KIDE was up only 12,5% today...so there's still time to get into this incredibly undervalued stock. it will keep on going up 12,5% a day, trust me on that one. if AG does the unthinkable and raises 1/2 pt. it's rate of ascent could conceivably steepen to 15%/day, we'll have to see about that. another stock the undervaluation of which becomes more evident by the day is JNPR - up only 11% today - it does that every day, like clockwork. it's now at 227, i have a 5-day target of 300 on it, which will probably turn out to be conservative. another one on my list of must-haves is RBAK - up a mere 21% today. it has now a market cap of 5,5bn. on revenues of 17m. which puts in on a par with JNPR in terms of undervaluation. btw, these 10-20% daily moves have now become the rule rather than the exception and i fully expect the excesses we have seen so far to be surpassed by as-of-yet unimaginable excesses in the near future. people say trees don't grow to the sky...that's not true, they do.