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To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (24106)6/29/2000 5:08:00 PM
From: y2kate  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 35685
 
JW, lots of such talk over on yahoo QRTS thread- don't know if you've been over there. Given the stock action, I just can't see it, though. You have some fans over there- a certain jprincess is said to be fond of your writing skills!

This whole Qcom phenomenon- the crazy rise, the big fall- is new to me and I suppose to most of you. Has anyone else gotten caught up in a stock like this before? How did you handle it? I did have some AOL last year- I bought it around 90 and kept it as it rose to 175, then held it through it's fall back to 75 over the summer. It felt bad, but didn't have anywhere near the effect that clinging to Q has had on me. I am extremely depressed and feel I can't think clearly about any of this anymore. No perspective, no fun, no way out.