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To: paulnewitt who wrote (7333)	4/3/2000 9:16:00 AM
From: Blue Snowshoe	Respond to of 7442

Howdy Paul, Nice to see you held on to the bar. Looks like with the MSFT news, stocks will be under pressure. MSFT is trading @ 96 1/2 and may pressure others. Big deal, if we take a little hit here, I'll add to my position if given a chance (panic). If the market gets dumped too bad, the MMs, brokers, etc. are the ones who will really lose money and I hope they are smart enough to see this. It is a dangerous game that was being played last week. Record technology and internet earnings are on the way. YHOO reports Wednesday and this will show people how strong this company and the internet is. Although YHOO has often sold off after good earnings, I don't think that will happen this time. Technology and the internet are the future. Value stocks are at a value for a reason, people haven't wanted them and for good reason. Those who invest in techs and then go to value stocks will soon sell the value crap the media and MMs have talked them into. The first time YHOO and the boys move 10 points in a day and the people who bought value realize they will be lucky if a value stock moves 10 bucks in a year, they will move to techs. They will sell your Grandfather's stock. Hold on to the bar this morning, after the MSFT effect is out of the way we could come about and take you higher. 909S2U, BLUE PS Sunny and warm in B.C.? It has stopped snowing here after two days. 70 for Wednesday is what they say. The run off should bring some color to the streams. Time to go panning.

To: paulnewitt who wrote (7333)	4/3/2000 6:50:00 PM
From: Blue Snowshoe	Respond to of 7442

You can thank Tom C. in part for today and I'm serious about that. As a GE shareholder I hope CNBC removes him from the Nasdaq tomorrow. He is now talking further damage to the Nasdaq over and over just like he talked over and over about the market dropping to 4200. I hope the SEC looks into who has been feeding Tom the lines and if people who feed him his lines are manipulating the market or trading on the lines they feed Tom. I'd rather my tax dollars are spent looking into market manipulating than what MSFT is up to. CNBC, CYA, GE's and its shareholders. Remove Tom and look into who is feeding him his lines before the SEC does. Free Money. Get rich quick. Retire tomorrow. Easy money. SEC, FCC, feds. Your are welcome Tom, BLUE