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To: Theo Karantsalis who wrote (14211)	8/23/2000 7:26:11 PM
From: JesseK	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 60323

Aus and Thread Seagate is finally out of shares!!!!! In July 2000, the Company sold its remaining investment in SanDisk for net proceeds of approximately $105 million. bigcharts.com Jesse Clancy

To: Theo Karantsalis who wrote (14211)	8/23/2000 8:44:45 PM
From: Starlight	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 60323

Hello, Theo - Welcome to the SNDK board. It usually isn't this "erratic" around here. Mostly, we're pretty sane people who consider SNDK a long-term hold. Occasionally, I've been known to post links to the Pandas at the San Diego Zoo, and this might be a good time to do so since we need a "breath of fresh air" to clear the atmosphere here: (By the way, baby panda Hua Mei was one year old on Monday.) sandiegozoo.org

To: Theo Karantsalis who wrote (14211)	8/23/2000 9:35:09 PM
From: Ausdauer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 60323

For New SanDisk Shareholders Message 13903358 Ausdauer...a SanDisk long

To: Theo Karantsalis who wrote (14211)	8/24/2000 8:58:14 AM
From: Steve 667	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 60323

<font color=mediumorchid>Theo, Were number 2 - we try harder siliconinvestor.com Theo, you wrote: bought SNDK because a buddy highly rcommended it last week; actually, I was betting on him. He has a track record of staying ahead of the curve, if you will. I think this is called "the coat tail investment stategy." If you always take your buddy's advice you will always make your buddy's mistake. A very shrewd strategy, if you pick a really sharp buddy! Another advantage is that when things go wrong, you can always blame your buddy! Thus you never make an investment mistake. If you decide to do your own, you might want to start with post #11653 and go from there. This will get you started. Now my questions for you: What are your friends top 4 stock picks? And what is his target price to sell SNDK? Just curious. Steve 667