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To: KM who wrote (39178)	10/23/2000 10:00:21 AM
From: Trumptown	Respond to of 57584

INIT - worth keeping an eye on today... biz.yahoo.com "Interliant Wins First PeopleSoft Version 8 Hosting Contract" biz.yahoo.com "Major UK Manufacturer Signs Multi-Million Dollar Renewal Contract for Interliant's ASP Services" Both out this morning... SR

To: KM who wrote (39178)	10/23/2000 10:11:21 AM
From: Rande Is	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Wow! I usually never watch CNBC anymore. . . other financial channels much better. . . but this morning I happened to turn them on. . .and saw Mary Meeker interview. . . and Barton Biggs was just on. I was very unimpressed. First off, they both looked like they had been freshly mugged. I mean they both looked disheveled, stressed, too casually dressed and literally "whipped" . . as though they had been awake for 3 days. Secondly, they both looked VERY sad. . . . . not a glimmer of happiness on their faces. They were both argumentative and defensive. How much did these guys lose on their bad calls anyway? Perhaps we should take up a donation. >said sarcastically< But thirdly, they said nothing that was profound. . . nothing that was impressive. . . and nothing that was hopeful. Biggs has the nerve to say "Nasdaq 2500". . . as though he has been correct in any of his recent market calls. The honest answer for someone in such a position would be, "I don't know". . ."I've been wrong so many times in a row that I haven't got a clue where things are headed" . . .or the most honest answer of all. . ."if I really knew where the markets were headed, do you think I would tell the Individual Investors on National Television?" Monday, October 23, 2000. . . I declare the day of the Analysts to be over. Todays interviews were a joke. Nobody listens to them anymore. . . and everyone knows their lines. . . the party is over. . . perhaps that explains their somber demeanor. >to be read in a jubilant mocking tone, referring to the analyst community and not any particular person< The ANAL-yst is dead - Long live the INDIVIDUAL!! Rande Is