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To: wbASSETt who wrote (2010)	9/1/1999 9:54:00 AM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 3418

Opened nice...hopefully it will continue. I see a very volatile market for the rest of the year (duh!), with next year being phenominal. When we get into the new year, y2k will be behind us and the new century will bring in new attitudes as well. Just think how much money will be on the sidelines waiting to enter the market in January sometime.....Now think of all the people that have stayed away all together from the market. There will be alot of people making some serious resoulutions for the new century. In expect one of the biggest 2000 resoultions will be monetary. Many , many people will vow to do things differently...get with the times finally and hit the market. AOL, DELL and all the bellweathers will profit immensely. However, the bargain's are going to be companieslike MSGI. Excellent fundamentals and undervalued as compared with the industry. Lots of money will come back into this stock eventually, imho. Problem is, trying to figure when it starts. At current prices, since they are a bargain, I say start buying now. We may hit gyrations and drop, in which case buy more. At current levels, we are pretty damn low. Could we keep dropping, sure, but that just means a much larger profit down the road because we were able to buy it cheaper now. Anyway, I like the company long term, and that says it all..... Good luck to all, and remember always do your own DD KG