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To: Bob Biersack who wrote (100722)	6/6/2000 4:47:00 AM
From: lee kramer	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 120523

BobBiersack: I respect your belief that DRAM is a great company. But your comment that you sold it at 68 and 83 and bought it back at 20 is what keeps me away from great companies...'cause I buy stocks...not companies...hopefully stocks of Great companies. There's just too much I don't understand about what makes a Great Company...and I'm envious of those who do. The last Great Company I understood was a year ago February. It was NITE, and I thought I knew what the explosion in on-line trading would do for NITE. But here it is...all the way back from where it started. What if I'd bot DRAM and didn't sell it at 68 & 63 as you did? I fear I'd have become an "investor", riding it down...because I was convinced it was a Great Company. Tough game huh? (Lee)