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To: BRAVEHEART who wrote (359)	6/5/2000 1:38:00 PM
From: tuck	Respond to of 423

Jeffrey, Thought I Yahoo! PM'ed you about the specific problem. I would hit the reply hyperlink and get a response page, upon which I would write. When I was satisfied with my scribblings, I would hit the submit button. The response page would disappear . . . then reappear. A check with the post list would indicate that it didn't make it. After three tries I gave up. There's not even a support link on the page. And then there's the bogus cut & paste problem that irks you. Geez, ya get what ya pay for over there, but it is a larger audience, I guess. Anyhow, it's too bad because my FLEX post was time dependent. I say buy if a downturn wiggles it back under $60. As for DSCuM, your theory would fit with my speculation that it was timed for Mary Meeker's comment that the worst was over for the Internet stocks (cynically assuming large clients got advance notice of an upcoming positive comment from her). Or maybe it was last week's eMedAlert PR. Those who were (rightfully) impressed by an academic endorsement of DSCM's business model now have the signal to buy from one of Wall Street's foremost internet gurus (tongue firmly in cheek for that last clause). Given the 1/2 point pop today, they could be flipping some shares right now for a healthy profit, given the time frame. Do you see any indication of this on the intraday chart? I emailed you at that hotmail address, too, and it bounced. Common problem with them? Lastly . . . Oh, no, I've got another "portfolio" of stocks I'm only thinking about? Don't put much faith in it until I get around to adjusting it myself. ;~} So, since you're the club organizer, I say it is time for you to hold Yahoo!'s feet to the fire over the above difficulties. Probably threatening negative word of mouth would be most effective, but save that as your last card. You kicked my butt into gear on adding to the club. I put some effort into it, and thanks to Yahoo! it's half wasted. Give 'em hell, Jeffrey. Cheers, Tuck

To: BRAVEHEART who wrote (359)	6/7/2000 6:23:00 PM
From: tuck	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 423

OK, Gang, Looks like we're due for at least a bit of a correction, as major indices again whack resistance and stall out. So time for a hedge/short reco. An article in the Telecom Analyst (free registration) notes the MFNX is winning contracts for its fiber networks, but their value doesn't come close to justifying the P/S ratio. I have to agree. That will resolve by the price coming down. Meanwhile, the markets look wobbly after a rally, and MFNX looks technically overbought, too. Today opened put bear spreads, but that's just me. I saw my first wild bear at Yosemite recently, by the way. It was one of the two times I thought about the market. Sorry, no bulls, pigs, or sheep spotted this trip. thetelecommanalyst.com clearstation.com n.com%2Fcgi-bin%2Fbbs%253Fpost_id%253D1323433%2526 Cheers, Tuck