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To: Elsewhere who wrote (677)12/28/2000 7:56:17 AM
From: hasbeen101  Respond to of 811
 
Jochen, to your evidence about nasdaq stocks that have risen, I would also add the point that the fall in the stock price is unimportant in itself. What I do think is important is the financial statements - horrible revenue and horrible earnings.

MSFT shares have dropped, but the company has not exhibited the "Honey I shrunk the company" syndrome that we see in EXLN. That is the shocking thing.



To: Elsewhere who wrote (677)12/28/2000 11:10:36 AM
From: GraceZ  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 811
 
Just goes to show, even in the worst of markets there are always some stocks that rise. Funny thing is there was a stock in there that I used to own years ago, NOVN.....I got tired of waiting for it....maybe there is a lesson there.


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