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To: Seeker of Truth who wrote (2300)	11/10/1999 3:56:00 PM
From: EllieMae	Respond to of 6020

Malcolm, Thank you very much for your observation. It is true that I need to get my head out of the clouds! LOL I appreciate all you and the others say here on this great board.. I shall note what you have said (write it down) and keep it in front of me. Thanks... Ellie

To: Seeker of Truth who wrote (2300)	11/10/1999 4:02:00 PM
From: Labrador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6020

>> The closing price 54,200 compares with 50,000 which is Merrill Lynch's estimate for September 2000 and 55,000 which is Lehman's estimate for July 2000. And Steve Harmon says its fair value right now is $500 but it's selling for more than that. I thought its fair value was 42000<< I suspect that the Merrill and Lehman estimates were performed based on the fair value of the positions of the Company -- the fair value changes daily so one would need a dynamic model. I've seen the Merrill analysis and they did some real work on it. In any regard, the analyses were prepared before the Nasdaq Japan formation -- as well as other asset investments and monetizations of investments -- so the target may be higher. The Steve Harmon analysis seemed a little too simpleton in its target determination, especially when contrasted with the Merrill analysis.