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Technology Stocks : George Gilder - Forbes ASAP -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: w molloy who wrote (2829)	2/17/2000 4:08:00 PM
From: Dan B.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5853

I agree, in general, with your comments about today's postings. At least they are short and the read through is quick. I can live with it. I also agree that it's pointless to worry about who gets the information or where. Heck...just 15 minutes ago CNBC's Joe Kernen showed the Terayon chart, mentioned Gilder by name, mentioned XLA, and positive comments in the report about AKAM too. If you want a Gilder pick that is soaring, allow me to suggest one he removed from his list long ago...that would be WTT. Involved in optical system testing equipment. It's approaching the height of his original buy Rec., finally...and it's still under $8.00. :-) hehehe. Folks, read the introduction to the GTR. Invest long term...make your own timing decisions. Mr. Gilder plans to begin revealing ideas to subscribers on his own discussion board at his site, ahead of publication. Still, with 40,000 subscribers, his own subscribers will then reveal the ideas early, just as they do now...save that there might possibly be some improvment if security issues at the discussion thread are solved- but I'm not at all sure that will help. This is all fairly well beyond GTR's control. If that means the letter isn't worth it to you, don't subscribe. GTR can live on without you. Thing is, if you want to understand why's and wherefore's in order to make a more informed buying decision, you may want to subscribe despite all. Freedom works, Dan B