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To: Innuit who wrote (8776)	9/27/2000 2:20:09 PM
From: Redman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9068

Innuit, I am still here and checking in every so often. I only need to check SI once a month now, as it is dead. The yahoo thread absolutely sucks, so I read the RB board occasionally. I really think that we can expect a big rebound in the 4th quarter, as momentum will build before the actual turnaround in numbers. I think next week and the earnings CC are the biggest events this company has faced. Now more than ever, they need momentum and product understanding back. red

To: Innuit who wrote (8776)	9/27/2000 5:35:29 PM
From: JMD	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9068

Howdy Innuit, still here but still hostile. Nobody likes to lose money, but when you lose it after all the funds and institutions got out, while the retail investors were left believing that the CFO canceled for "personal reasons" NOT related to an earnings disappointment--hell man, I actually bought into that. Prior to CTXS, I would have testified that I wasn't born yesterday. I'm looking for two things: credibility and a new team.Both start with the CEO. When he/she is announced, I'll make my sell or hold decision. As for the old crew, I've got no use for them whatever. Sorry for the ill humor, but I don't get all warm and fuzzy with 6 figure losses derived from some combination of management incompetency and what is, at best, obfuscation. They got themselves and their fund manager friends out--we inherited the residual. Lovely. Mike Doyle