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To: KevinThompson who wrote (13714)	10/20/1999 1:19:00 AM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

UIS, URBN, BSX, ANF, LU all way oversold gems. IMRS, APLX, BEBE, MAST about to pop bigtime. Unfortunately I own them all. Just kidding. No, I plan to hold all these for big gains, 25% - 100% apiece. Just look at the charts. Last October the retailers like URBN, BEBE were right where they are now. By May tripled. And these companies have accelerateed growth and profits, no slow-down. And small floats. Recently hammered by shorts for some reason. BSX too. IMRS plummeted 70% because they missed earnings and the bank called in the CEO's collateral, his stock. Ha! So the CEO's bank sold all the shares. But the company is still making great money. BEBE on cover of Forbes? At 52 week low yesterday. UIS a great company with a 50% discount. I bought 500 today. LU conservative 25% guarantee in short time. King of the telco equipment giants. What else? Are we buying on the fear and loathing? You say the inflation numbers. No problem. Make big money by buying on these dips at lows and holding the irrational exhuberance in 2000 once the world doesn't end.

To: KevinThompson who wrote (13714)	10/20/1999 6:41:00 AM
From: DlphcOracl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Kevin Thompson: Couldn't agree more. Despite what I wrote in post #13709 about not "doubling down", this is going to be one of my rare exceptions. I plan to buy another 1000 shares at Wednesday's open; Christmas comes early this year.