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To: Frank Griffin who wrote (12862)	2/17/2000 9:25:00 PM
From: x-ray04	Respond to of 21142

I agree with you and Dr. Cardella. Let`s go easy on Mr. Rent however. When he surfaces on this board good things happen to all the nice people here. ralph

To: Frank Griffin who wrote (12862)	2/18/2000 9:18:00 AM
From: Nimbus	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 21142

Pathetic, you're right. I guess I needed to vent a bit at Ken. I apologize to him and to the thread. Hardly a week goes by where we hasn't made some snide comment about me. I've asked him to stop. He hasn't. I was wrong to rib him back about paper losses. I'm happy he did take some profits, as did I, because the run from $2-3 was far beyond anything the whole thread ever expected. $10 was the target, and anything above that was gravy. Still is. I've done very well too riding the $2-3 point moves though I'm parked waiting for the next one. I am very cautious about any upside from here though. The streets are littered with stocks whose prices sag further as they "roll-out" services even though they have strong market share. @HOME (ATHM) and CD Now (CDNW) are classic examples ---pull the charts. Hardware companies like CCUR need to have an attractive EPS to be supportable long term, and I for one can't see when or if that will happen. As interest rates increase, the retreat to companies with earnings seems to be the habit on Wall Street. It pays to be on your toes.