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To: ynot who wrote (62981)	9/24/1999 3:28:00 AM
From: red_dog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

I may go back to work if you can make that kind of revenue with so little help, things have changed. I almost let MSTG go today but kept looking at the numbers and feel it's a little better than 9 and should be able to see 13 again. We shall see. Rg

To: ynot who wrote (62981)	9/25/1999 3:20:00 PM
From: Kimberly Lee	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 120523

ynot, please admit that you are a very poor trader with little or no understanding of the market. First you shorted RHAT at 42 and said it was going to 25 within weeks; I predicted triple digits on or soon after the QP expiration. Then you try to run your mouth about Mustang, frantically emailing and spamming everywhere that it was going to 16 and then 27. I told you without major underwriter support, MSTG isn't going anywhere - good for 2 or 3 points in the short term perhaps (I did make a little over 2 pts on it and thought it would break into very low double digits on Thursday, followed by "selling on news" when EGAN debut. But the EGAN CEO made a PR blunder, and the market was falling apart) My post Message 11308228 your responses Message 11308276 Message 11308359 And I was going to respond "dream on", but knowing that you are the type who never admits mistakes, I saved my breath. As well, back in June, when I was high on ARBA, GSPN and JNPR, you repeatedly asserted in my thread that they were going back to their offering prices within days. All 3 of them have gone up manyfold since. And now you dare to imply that GSCO struggles to keep KANA above 5. Trust me, Goldman has been keeping KANA above 45 effortlessly. Two of my fund clients did short KANA around 55, but they have since taken profit and covered. You are perhaps the best contrary indicator there is. Please turn to your conscience and admit it so that impressionale novices reading posts in SI would know to skip your posts. Given your history as cited above, I can't imagine anyone making less than 300% return since June 1999 just by doing exactly the opposite of what you preach. PS. In all fairness, you did make a good call in MSTG, but to say that it would reach 18 and then 27 was nothing short of irresponsible hyping and shameless promotion.