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To: KeepItSimple who wrote (75979)	11/18/1999 12:07:00 AM
From: Maarten Z	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86076

Excellent article KIS. Looks like a house of cards waiting to collapse. And it will one day. Unfortunately alot of people will get burned. And only after the fact will the same "analysts" who touted and pimped these stocks come out and explain the accounting irregularities and financing games that these companies participated in. That is the biggest crime. Its one thing for daytraders and momemtum players to drive low float stocks up for a short time. But quite another when large funds and their army of pimps start doing the same adding a legitimacy to companies that are unproven and lose millions each quarter. It is indeed ironic that Kliener Perkins use "Keiretsu" to describe their network of companies and the way they do business. Because it is all but guaranteed that the same fate awaits them as it did the Japanese. I know some will survive and become strong companies but I will derive great pleasure and satisfaction of shorting the remaining POSs into the frigging ground. MZ