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To: chirodoc who wrote (5307)	8/2/2000 10:25:18 PM
From: who cares?	Respond to of 6039

Normally i'd be so thankful for the series of belly laughs that drivvel provided, but I am so stuffed full of pizza right now that it hurts to laugh so hard. Please try to keep these humor post confined to market hours. CMB

To: chirodoc who wrote (5307)	8/2/2000 10:35:49 PM
From: RMMOYER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6039

Dear Big Pumpie , you need to stand behind your actions on this board and all the others, you have caused so many investors great harm, the #'s are staggering , "were you dumping while you were pumping", nothing but the truth, so help you "GOD"

To: chirodoc who wrote (5307)	8/2/2000 11:40:48 PM
From: Q.	Respond to of 6039

The stock did not fall because of shortsellers. It fell for two reasons: (1) the stock had been pumped into a bubble, with shares bought chiefly by unsophisticated investors at highly inflated prices. As a result, almost anything could deflate the bubble. (2) there was a huge private placement with shares that were recently registered. The size of the private placement amounted to a 25% increase in float. That's about double the dilution that is typical for private placements.