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To: EtTuBrute who wrote (33112)	11/24/1999 4:58:00 PM
From: slave	Respond to of 108040

Even harder to keep your money in MDHM........Have a great Thanksgiving with your family.......Dave

To: EtTuBrute who wrote (33112)	11/24/1999 5:00:00 PM
From: 2MAR$	Respond to of 108040

Quiete Periods are lasting 25 days from the IPO , where it is observed that a company will refrain from releasing any news about itself that contains forward-looking statements, or forcasting of prospects... this does not pre-clude them from releasing news, or being included in another press release in conjunction with other companies... generally the period ramping up for a company before the QP is auspicious, especially for one like TMNG* that has fantastic growth, revs, and is on track to grow extremely well, in a very hot sector like the Telecoms! :-) 2MAR$

To: EtTuBrute who wrote (33112)	11/24/1999 5:19:00 PM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108040

< hard to keep your money in TMNG when KIDE, ADSP and MCAR to name a few are going ballistic> this is called the art of investing short term, and positioning early in a stock that has great fundamentals. I know it is hard to not want to leap off a position to free up some cash to play the other "hot" ones du Jour... this is where you can make the surest $$ though, if your DD is right on... Picking and holding thru to the QP endings has proven to be a great way to double time and time again here on this board... try to diversify your funds, and just take positions on the scale of your capital and leave a "daytrading" amount set aside...