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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (54017)	11/4/1999 4:10:00 PM
From: SliderOnTheBlack	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 95453

Papaya - yesiree; go PXD go... hmmmm; someone isn't waiting on PXD are they ? I own around $10 1/8th avg- so it needs to break $9 for me to add - I want 7-10% moves down below my basis before I add, but this is looking nice... a pure value play; was what ? - $24 last fall ? OEI & UPR weak off of good earnings reports and new discoveries does not make any sense either... only when, not if.. PS - Andre Agassi is now #1 ranked again - per CNBC; I am a Baseball/Football man - but, allways liked Tennis - Yesssss, McEnroe was my fav'(VBG)... but anyone who can nab the Brooke-baby, even if it was just for a few years - gets my kudo's (VBG)... and in case anyone wants to know; he is also rumored to be a SI poster & major market junkie by the way, so is Jose Canseco and about 15+ other sports personalities in case that hasn't been discussed here before. They like their privacy & you'd never know... Many pro athletes & celebrities are among the iNet thread daytrading junkies... Baseball players with the plethora of night games are amongst the sports worlds worst "addicts" (VBG). So be carefull who you flame - it might be the guy you paid to watch the night before...(VBG). PS: CNBC's Pissani has been sniffing around - per his comments on why is the Oilpatch weak here given the commodity price ? Watch Barrons, or some other commentary - the Shiek story is for real. CNBC is making the calls, too many; for them NOT to at least have "some" confirmation imo... ... the "Shiek" talk is "ALL OVER THE STREET" - the word is there will be the shakeout into the APIs next tuesday. The $64 question is - will some savy traders/managers buy in advance of his entre, or will they step aside, let the weak get driven out and then re-enter with him on tuesday's close, or wednesdays open - maybe OSX 68ish ??? Again; has to be viewed as speculation; but - the "nose knows" - and it is playing out so far - so good... personally - I want to beat the Shiek to the party, gotta think he'll be in the majors, SLB, HAL et al ; maybe the index; I'll cherry pick mid caps & individual selloffs here - aint waitin fwiw. There will be lots of issues under his radar screen that will rise with the tide - but, present buys prior to next tues/wed. Going to be quite an interesting story... Buffet, Gates, the Shiek-Prince... all into Energy/Oilpatch here... "Smart Money" - isn't that what they call it (VBG) ?