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To: mrsdalloway who wrote (3725)	12/6/2000 8:32:18 AM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 57684

Anyone got any tips for how to forgive oneself those expensive mistakes? I'm trying to get educated and protect my investments, but sometimes that's easier said than done. I don't rate myself sufficiently qualified to post a 10 for 2001. Maybe next year i'll make the grade! I doubt I am qualified for the top ten picks either but I have had experience with expensive mistakes. Learn from them. Try not to focus on the past but focus on what your next move in the market will be. You are only as smart as your last call. Meaning the market makes a fool out of everyone at times. The people on this thread are good. They are worth learning from. I am too much FA oriented so I really should be ignored<G> Good luck!

To: mrsdalloway who wrote (3725)	12/11/2000 6:07:01 PM
From: Libbyt	Respond to of 57684

I'm in XLNK too Datalink news today...agreements with Chase, Wells Fargo, LU, Acatel all seem to be building a base for this company to be very profitable in the future. Compared to AETH and SVNX...IMO this stock is a bargain! "Wells Fargo Selects Datalink.net As Its Wireless Messaging Solution Vendor The Wells Fargo Messaging Solution is One of the Most Advanced Wireless Messaging Systems Available SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 11, 2000--Datalink.net (Nasdaq:XLNK - news) today announced that it has implemented its industry leading wireless messaging software at Wells Fargo Bank, a $263 billion diversified financial services company providing banking, insurance, investments, mortgage and consumer finance services. The wireless solution being provided to Wells Fargo developed by Cross Communications, a wholly owned subsidiary of Datalink.net, utilizes Cross Communications' patented HipLink(TM) technology to provide Wells Fargo with a complete web-based, enterprise messaging solution. The solution is fully integrated with Wells Fargo's existing Help Desk application, allowing the two to seamlessly integrate with one another, sharing and exchanging data. Additionally, by implementing wireless messaging, HipLink allows Wells Fargo complete Internet banking automation and interconnectivity across the entire continental United States. This enables provider's real-time notification as well as the ability to deal with trouble tickets. ``Businesses require instant and reliable communications with the use of wireless technology. Wells Fargo will be able to provide their customers with improved customer service by having a real-time messaging solution available to every desktop across the entire Wells Fargo landscape,'' said Anthony N. LaPine, chairman and CEO of Datalink.net. ``Additionally, because we were able to integrate multiple software applications into a single centralized wireless solution, this has given us the opportunity to again, demonstrate the ease in implementation of a workstation and a device independent wireless system across the country. This solution also demonstrates the potential for significant revenue for Datalink.net through the resale of this solution to other companies due to its broad applicability in the marketplace. The potential for reselling a similar solution to others in the industry is extremely high.'' Wells Fargo is a long-time customer of Datalink.net through Cross Communications. They have been utilizing a broad range of Cross' standard messaging software applications, along with several custom developed solutions as well....." biz.yahoo.com