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To: James Calladine who wrote (15820)	12/15/1999 11:50:00 AM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Respond to of 18016

Calladine, so very sorry Sir about your membership to Greedy Anonymous, Co. un/ltd. I hope that NN is the right antidote for that miserable group of people. Same here; I want to try and go on a greed diet,and not sell my profits, TA Message #15820 from James Calladine at Dec 15 1999 11:39AM I agree there certainly a takeover premium of maybe even $4 in the stock at present. I am of course tempted to sell and wait for the lower price to buy back in. I rode MRVC from about $6 to $37.50 and thought that it looked like it would fall to about $33 where I could buy back in. So around 2.30 in the afternoon, sold my position at $37.50 My wife wanted me to go shopping so I left a few hours before the market closed last Friday. Presumably the folks who print Barron's read it before it is distributed, but in any event, as a result of a favorable article in last week's Barrons (after I went shopping and had sold my position) the stock ran to $43 or so! By the time I got back in on Monday it was $48.75. It has since gone to $60 and is now $53 5/8. In short, my greed was very costly (and, in retrospect, stupid) I am therefore a little reluctant to leave NN right now just for a couple of points. Best wishes, Jim (submitted as my opening testimony for membership in Excessive Greed and Stupidity Anonymous)