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To: stockman_scott who wrote (152310)	1/27/2000 12:35:00 PM
From: Walt Corey	Respond to of 176387

Hey Scott, Good seeing your posts again. I got out of netp in the low $40's. Still have the half of Dell I didn't sell to buy netp. I do disagree with you to an extent. I think long term you are correct, but short term I see them spiking into the $50's due to 1) Win2k, and 2) pent up demand from diverted capital budgets for Y2K war chests. To the extent long term PC demand is dropping I may agree but there will be a spike this quarter. Two stocks I have historically stayed away from I bought just in time for them to crater, AOL and MSFT. I think long term both will do fine though as I am transitioning my portfolio to more growth/income. Besides AGIL, SEBL and SONO, what else looks interesting to you? Regards, Walt