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To: Carolyn who wrote (4601)	9/25/1999 6:55:00 PM
From: faqsnlojiks	Respond to of 7442

Hi Carolyn...sorry for the delay, I've been out of town. As for your question, I like the 2-box rather than the 3-box at this point because GNET, while still somewhat volatile, is not as volatile as it was prior to the PA deal. Remember those days of normal 8 pt. fluxuations? Well, haven't seen many of those since the last split. The 2-box seems to fit best for me here. And Carolyn, it also depends on your own risk tolerance. I happen to be pretty much a thrillseeker in my investing, so I can watch the stock drop 20 percent and not get too riled. More conservative investors might get panicky by a 10% drop and use a 1-box chart to have tight trading stops. Of course, most of these type of people should stay out of 'nets as a whole. Anyway, I personally think the 3-box chart is too loose at this point. If GNET should rise back up into the 90's, and do it in jumps, I may go back to the 3...but not yet. 909's, -Joe