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To: JGoren who wrote (45487)	10/21/1999 12:43:00 AM
From: nbfm	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

all the "big" money (houses) know all the issues on the (possible, maybe, perhaps) brain cancer that have been set forth; many of the little guys will believe the story; the media will run with it tomorrow for rating purposes; some of the little guys will throw in their shares (perhaps set-up by some hedge funds attempting to make some $$) on the opening; perhaps after a weak opening, someone will be scarfing up shares? i thought the observation that these phones that are in use today will be obsolete soon is very valid. if there is a potential problem, the manufacturers will (should)conteract the radiation. by way of analogy, when i was growing up, there was a series of reports (rumors?) regarding color t.v. and radiation exposure to children. that did not seem to stop the sale and market penetration of color t.v.