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To: Andreas who wrote (87193)	11/29/2000 4:59:54 PM
From: MeDroogies	Respond to of 97611

Well, I can keep dreaming, can't I? I have to say, MC has come through in a manner that not many on this thread thought he would. Unfortunately, the market has been so depleted by the time he did it, the company has failed to find support on the street. It's unfortunate for MC that he couldn't control the timing. By now, were market conditions JUST as good as 3 months ago, he'd have a $40 stock...possibly higher. Given that fate has played some silly tricks, I'd say that dreaming is probably the best thing we can do. Who'd have dreamed last Jan that the Naz would be around 2700 today? I'm sure we all felt it was high, but this is ridiculous.

To: Andreas who wrote (87193)	11/29/2000 4:59:54 PM
From: MeDroogies	Respond to of 97611

Well, I can keep dreaming, can't I? I have to say, MC has come through in a manner that not many on this thread thought he would. Unfortunately, the market has been so depleted by the time he did it, the company has failed to find support on the street. It's unfortunate for MC that he couldn't control the timing. By now, were market conditions JUST as good as 3 months ago, he'd have a $40 stock...possibly higher. Given that fate has played some silly tricks, I'd say that dreaming is probably the best thing we can do. Who'd have dreamed last Jan that the Naz would be around 2700 today? I'm sure we all felt it was high, but this is ridiculous.