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To: edamo who wrote (152448)	1/27/2000 4:35:00 PM
From: John Hauser	Respond to of 176387

edamo, re:nothing beats a man like overconfidence..........or inadequate evaluation of data! Nothing worse than a bad winner, which 'mikey' defined himself as w/AAPL remarks many months ago. I was greatly disappointed. This man should have been a more gracious leader. As for kemble, to much blind rah rah-ing going on there. OT BUT fortunately for me: look @ MCOM(!) This one could be huge 4 me (in @10) HURRAY! JH p.s. I want to compliment you for your astute objective observations on DELL.

To: edamo who wrote (152448)	1/27/2000 5:16:00 PM
From: Alohal	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 176387

Ed, I couldn't agree with you more. And I also think this is just the first wave of selling, the comparison between Dell and LU is valid ( LU was very overdone-I picked some up under 50 and tucked it safely away in my core portfolio-did same with WCOM when it dipped below 41-though I think I might get a chance to buy some more at the same price before it improves.) I still believe we are in for a steep correction in the NAZ, most likely after a couple of more distribution days. Have much cash ready to scoop up bargains when the blood is running on the trading floor. Have been seriously considering converting my trading portfolio to a core portfolio and taking a couple of years off to do something different. Would be nice to use the coming correction to establish those long term positions. Telecom and biotech look very promising over the next few years, as do certain inut stocks. Cheers Alohal