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To: Starlight who wrote (16852)	11/28/2000 1:18:39 AM
From: Dale Knipschield	Respond to of 60323

BTW, where is Bill these days? He's usually in the spotlight every day, offering his wisdom and recommendations on any and every issue. Its a wonder he isn't pouring oil on these troubled election waters.....must not be anything in it for him. Perhaps he's out looking for an apartment to live in after the inauguration.......or will Hillary let him stay in NY? Knip

To: Starlight who wrote (16852)	11/28/2000 10:30:37 AM
From: limtex	Respond to of 60323

ES - The stock is incipiently in free fall and is acting totally independently of anything whatever to do with the company. It is in no worse position than probably the majority of the NAZ successful stocks. SSTI has a P/E on next years earnings of about 5. SNDK will probably head the same way given the slunp in the stock today. If it can't even hold its value with news that film sales are falling YoY and digital film is eating Kodaks lunch then it is to all intent and purpose over and the shorts see it and feel it and we will get slaughtered. I don't think this is anything to do with the election it is just the effect of people running away from equities in the droves and selling at any price just ot get the hell out. This kind of slump isn't usual and no-one has the faintest idea when or even if it will all end all we can see is what is happening. Its interesting and very scary to see net worths being wiped out in front of our eyes. Maybe Warren Buffet was right all along. Wall St is going to get hit with lay-offs soon, shame it had to end. Best regards, L