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To: 10K a day who wrote (26463)	11/21/2000 3:25:14 PM
From: Solid	Respond to of 29970

If you have to ponder the business model then it is not clear enough. Seems everyone is STILL pondering the business model. At the same time many are pondering the economy, the failure of many .com startups, negative sentiment toward anything related to e.com and specific to ATHM those seductive $48 warrants along with questionable allegence by the MSO's to ATHM. Not to mention the fact that it is Tuesday, that it is November, that it is 2000, that there is less light everyday, that it is generally colder this time of year, that Buffalo has had its first big snow, etc. POINT...any excuse coupled to a few tangible and significant issues which follow ATHM like vultures do a wounded cape buffalo and you have any excuse for ATHM being down. Hey, I am considering that ATHM may slide into the permanent berth of true mediocrity it has been portraying if MSO's bail and subscriber fees ncessarily drop. They do not have stateside set tops. Ad revs really gonna do it? Hmmm. They still have T with a good print until 2008 and that will eventually get the price up from here but stardom I now ? and measure in years, not net time. Amazing, as I follow this whole thing less and less, I feel better and even though financially mothballed I am happy. Life goes on. :o) Hey any truth to the rumor that we soon rise to the 20's? [rotflmao!!!!] 'As you ramble on through life Brother whatever be your goal Remember keep your eye upon the donut and not upon the whole.'