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To: manohar kanuri who wrote (4242)	3/6/2000 8:55:00 AM
From: LOGAN12	Respond to of 6018

Thankfully, I could not watch last night. IMO, nothing has changed. The fundamentals that drove us to be thrilled a month ago are still there, in fact they have improved. I see an excellent opportunity from the NCB deal, even if presents a bump in the perceived road. Son has a plan and is making all the right moves. Sell? Not on you life. This happens to the best of companies, and as Malcolm pointed out CMGI is the perfect example. With that stock it is either feast or famine. Perhaps we will start moving in the same waves. The bottom line, for most of us, is we must hold, while perhaps feeling ill from time to time, Softbank will make us all very wealthy. linda

To: manohar kanuri who wrote (4242)	3/6/2000 9:21:00 AM
From: Becky B	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6018

Gentlemen: If your gifts for written expression parallel your investing abilities, I consider myself very privileged to share your good company. I particularly identify with Jay's so well described emotions, having added significantly to my Softbank position just Wednesday last! With encouragement derived your shared collective insights, I would timidly request Jay's opinion of warrant 'opportunities (?)' at this time. Jay, having no knowledge or prior experience with warrants, I'd need a simplified outline of any recommendation you might offer, if you would be so kind. With respect for all that I do not know, I believe Softbank's potential returns may exceed our most optimistic expectations.