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To: rrufff who wrote (3373)	3/17/2000 8:02:00 PM
From: rrufff	Respond to of 6847

Geez I hope those Newmans appreciate all this work I've done beating away those horrible, lying, misrepresenting shorts. LMAO -don't get offended guys. (Please give us some good news next week cause I think these shortie guys are very nervous and will be looking for an out next week.) OK Mr. and Mr. Newman. Further, go buy up some stock with your salary. It would be a real good idea. Tell your broker your friend RRuFFF sent you. Today -- we may have lost a battle. I'm still in here from a buck so I'm not worried. What really gets me is these one hit wonders who are right once in months. If they keep saying it's going down, eventually they will be right. Then they get their lemmings or other aliases to slap em on the palm, kiss their bums, etc. etc. Where were they when this was going up from a buck? Pretty soon they believe their own selective PR and think they are right "110% of the time." Pretty soon, they have their own "privates" site or "Analyst" firm (firm analyst??) and are making money on their pearls of wisdom. It's a great country. We've had so many great days with this company and I feel that there will be some more. The product will be a hit commercially and the core unit will be successful down the road as part of some larger entity. That's my opinion, that's all. Smarter and extremely wealthier entities have done their DD and have gone along with XYBR. Sony, IBM, HP, etc., have all done their work. They would not remotely associate with XYBR if it were a scam. Just use some common sense. Do you go with that or some poster telling you the sky is falling? Key- don't let any one company be a major part of your holdings. I have about 35 that I follow and own at one time. I feel strongly that each one is a turn around or a value or has huge potential. Unlike the clowns who will be posting with their back slapping later, I don't profess to be right 110% of the time. However,I'll compare my REAL record to any of them. As one of them says "PEACE"