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To: Monty Lenard who wrote (36396)	11/12/2000 8:32:50 PM
From: Sonny	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

I guess every so called stock-guru has his/her days or decades ... perhaps Navellier had his in the ninetees? Agree? I heard he was/is (?) also heavy into optical fibers/commn.-chip stocks. Any speculation on how many short-term-disappointed subscribers he may have lost recently (because of emphasizing those sectors so consistently in the face of massive selloffs that we have seen recently)? But we must credit the guy for working so hard for all these years, trying to tune in perfectly to street's music for all these years. These kinds of markets can easily burn-out any one. I heard he is so wealthy also by now, that his several generations perhaps will never have to work for basic bread and butter, if they choose to! Any truth to these stories? I must say, whenever He comes on CNBC, he is perhaps the most-well-dressed newsletter-writer that you'll ever see! May be his good-ol-days will return soon! Is there any distributed investment club etc. on the web, that anyone can join with some nominal fee, which subscribes to his newsletters? (to share expenses?). My guess is- when the number of such subscribers hit a five-year-low, it would indicate a nice market-bottom, to jump-in and ride-up then. But how to find such numbers? :-) All imho of course! regards to all, -/Sonny.