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To: rjm2 who wrote (11136)	9/8/2000 8:48:55 AM
From: Jim Oravetz	Respond to of 78731

Other: Money For Nothing Research Analyst: Christopher Conry (9/7/00) Most investors prefer to buy stock in companies with solid business plans and real earnings that don't carry outlandish valuation multiples. Others have a soft spot for distressed stocks, especially ones poised for a big rebound. When a stock's down 90% from its high, business prospects are fragile, Wall Street is running for cover, and bankruptcy seems just around the corner - it's the kind of contrarian play that catches an investor's eye. And the prospect of capturing monster returns from a distressed stock's turnaround has an undeniable allure. individualinvestor.com FYI,Jim