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To: William who wrote (12319)	12/7/1999 9:54:00 PM
From: gdichaz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

William: Hey. I tried "over and out" on shiny pebbles, but since you seem to have my concern over the widespread use of the term here backwards, here goes again. What I was trying to say is what you seem to be saying - young growth companies are not repeat not like a stones on a beach. Their primary characteristic is rapid growth, That is not repeat not the primary characteristic of pebbles - although size is. That is a major problem I have with calling them pebbles (shiny or otherwise) Out (again) Cha2 PS Very much agree with your snowball suggestion. That fits the small rapidly growing companies well - as long as there is a hill around for them to roll down and grow.