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To: Paul Borghese who wrote (8397)	12/30/1999 4:31:00 AM
From: Kashish King	Respond to of 9798

Well, you got whacked today and yesterday. Why don't you weigh the information I'm providing instead of acting like some sort of mindless sucker trading on the frequency of a particular poster? How far has Corel fallen now? They're continuing to crash after the ridiculous statements by the CEO. Hey Mike! Can you tell us what week the stock is going to rise again? While you're at it, see if you can get the other CEOs to do the same. You're the only CEO I know out there telling people when the stock will rise. As a matter of fact, you're the only CEO who says anything about the stock at all that I can remember. Why is that? Why don't the other CEO's tout their own stock just before announcing crushing losses? Why do responsible CEOs keep saying "they don't comment on the market"? You're different I guess. BTW, let's hear why the CFO bailed on you. Was it because you started dumping Debian Linux (with a Corel label on the box) into retail stores and recognizing it as revenue? What are you going to do when it all gets returned? Gee, up to the old tricks again?

To: Paul Borghese who wrote (8397)	12/30/1999 11:51:00 AM
From: Peter H. Mack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9798

Paul... I imagine two large groups of celebrating rabble having a great time on two sides of a chasm. Across the chasm is a stout rope which is manned by people from both sides when they are not otherwise employed. If somebody stops on one side or the other to wave or fetch a drink, the rope is pulled toward the other side. For the most part everybody is happy. There are no fundamentals, or TA that can be relied on here. The only thing that seems to be so is the irrationality of the two sides. Given time it will settle out. Meanwhile the price will be like a yoyo and I guess I am in for a longish ride. pete