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To: Street Hawk who wrote (817)	11/21/2000 3:00:17 AM
From: Joshua Corbin	Respond to of 74559

Blodget-like fuzzy math based on eyeballs He's become something of a reducio ad absurdum, these days, hasn't he? Here's the thing: Blodget is getting reamed because his picks went down in a year. Mark Mobius' lineup have been fizzling since 1994 and he's still Master of The Universe. According to this, B's 1998 picks were AOL, Yahoo, Excite, Lycos, and Infoseek. All portals: money.com I'd like to know what you think are good stocks and why. I look to buy quality at a good price and hold it tight. I have no problem missing some really great companies because I'm very much afraid of the bad ones. As to something more in-depth, Philip Fisher is pretty good. Motley Fool's British edition has a pretty decent tutorial: fool.co.uk fool.co.uk fool.co.uk fool.co.uk