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To: rrufff who wrote (2730)	11/27/2000 12:08:27 AM
From: majormember	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3376

>>>>>>It's OT because it doesn't add to the debate rruff, Ah, so you view MCOM's performance as a "debate". The debate is over, votes have been counted and MCOM by it's performance, has lost the confidence of investor's, both large and small. No, I will honestly tell you I take no pleasure making profits shorting while other's are being hurt. I will tell you now I am not shorting MCOM from it's extremely oversold position, yet in the short term, I think it will see $7 before it see's $13. Furthermore, I won't come on to say what is obvious if the stock is down. >>>>>>>If that's the best you can do when you come up for air, that's great. Is that your profession?<<<<<<<<<<<<< Debating the obvious is not my profession. Doing research on the cause of myopia in the hopes of finding a cure for millions of people around the world, at the Wilmer Eye Institute is. As I probably won't make new posts here, I would like to encourage you to contribute (tax-deductable), what you can to: Wilmer Eye Institute c/o Dr. Morton Goldberg, Director MIRF Foundation (Myopia Int'l Research Foundation) 600 North Wolfe St. Baltimore, MD 21287 I wanted to gauge the amount of support MCOM had on this thread by those who have done more extensive DD on it. As there is a vibrant defense of the stock, by obviously intelligent people, i would hesitate shorting it. I wish you good luck. Regards, S. Kratcher, M.D.