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To: KM who wrote (65431)	10/8/1999 7:34:00 PM
From: Mr. Big	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

I believe the market is closed Monday and brokerages may be closed as well which may add pressure on margin calls. I will be watching it closely for a scalp or two.

To: KM who wrote (65431)	10/9/1999 9:57:00 PM
From: kha vu	Respond to of 120523

individualinvestor.com They are six insiders who since late July dumped 115,170 shares worth more than $11.5 million. On July 28, chief technology officer Douglas Whiting sold 30,000 shares at $98.05 a pop. The following day, vice president Stephen Farnow sold 50,000 shares at $94.86 apiece. then in early August, director Robert Johnson unloaded 10,000 shares for $100.83 apiece. One day later, CFO William Walker sold 15,000 shares for $112.62 apiece, leaving him with just 3,750 shares. Then on August 17 vice president Robert Monsour sold 10,000 shares for $114.88. Rounding out this selling: vice president Robert Harrah sold 170 shares at $108.63 apiece. That adds up to 115,170 shares worth more than $11.5 million, folks, from some high level executives. There might have even been more selling than this, folks. This is because transactions that took place over the past few weeks didn't have to be filed with the SEC until October 10. This means we could learn that even more insiders sold before the company dropped its bombshell last week. We'll be watching.