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To: Matt Brown who wrote (4863)	1/28/2000 9:04:00 AM
From: Theo	Respond to of 5041

I just walked in the door from an awesome skiing trip. That explains why the "pennies" took such a hit yesterday..<gg> I tell ya Matt, the last week was as wild as I've seen. You could literally throw a dart at any penny and score triple or better...Of course, yesterday seems like everything took a hit. No fractures and plenty of good memories...perfect vacation. Welcome back! Theo;-)

To: Matt Brown who wrote (4863)	1/28/2000 12:42:00 PM
From: Jorjenzak	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5041

ECNC news put out by DLX ($26/share small cap company that is 640th or so on the Fortune 1000). Ouch Matt. Better look quick and check your six. :-) hehehehehehehe

To: Matt Brown who wrote (4863)	1/30/2000 10:13:00 AM
From: Vision	Respond to of 5041

Matt, I am gladly that I changed a part of my stocks into cash. Special UPGD. IMO in the next half year, there will happen a bleeding on all stocks-----MSCI-Index---- During the correction, it's always good to have some money. Remind you of the autumn 1998. My strategy: One third cash, of it a small part of PUTs. Two thirds remain in stocks. If I keep right, then I win the following: The remaining stocks are compared to before, only worth a third. By the PUTs, cash just as worth as half (entire) before. With these I can buy now doubly as much stocks. That means: I win nearly the double fortune after a consolidation(after correction). If I do not keep right, then the remaining two thirds in stocks prepare very much fun. The PUTs are lost. A large part at cash remains. One part of cash I invest in fun. For the other part of cash I will find interesting stocks. Greetings Manfred