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To: John Chapman who wrote (19719)	7/27/2000 2:49:33 PM
From: John Curtis	Respond to of 21342

John: Since WSTL's going from weak, to weaker still, it looks like selling at 26 13/16 was a wise move. It is definitely caught in the down draft of the NAZ, and still doing what it's been doing all day. That is...breaking each round dollar amount($27, $26, $25, etc.), then hitting the mid point between the break and the next "support" point...muddling around for a time then sneaking up on the lower end and then breaking through. Right now I'm waiting for it to repeat this pattern and break $24. Whooosh...nothing like being down ~13% on the day to take the spring out of yer step, eh? Oh...and like you I've been trying to find out the size of MZ's holdings, not that I think this pullback is his responsibility. The 10Q contains nada. Anyone out there care to point to a information source wherein is contained this information. I'm curious... Thanks in advance! John~

To: John Chapman who wrote (19719)	7/28/2000 1:19:39 AM
From: Alan Gutfrucht	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 21342

John, >>>>>but their leaders do not know or perhaps care about shareholder value>>>>> I agree. I have been in this stock at various levels since Feb. '96. What I have seen with this insider registering to sell has sickened me. I don't care what these two guys hold for a total as some have questioned. Selling 200K plus shares now is giving up a possible $4 million gain if the analyst's consensus of $45/share w/n 12 months is anywhere near possible. Someone is stupid here. Regards, Alan