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To: Brasco One who wrote (5675)	1/26/2001 11:53:44 AM
From: who cares?	Respond to of 19633

lol! the math spells out simple: hold the shares up here while insiders get out. then there is no bottom to this... Dude you are so right about that. Put out whatever number you want for earnings never minding how many losses you have to back out to get it. Run that real big in the headline, then bury in the fine print or in hour 5 of the conference call that in reality this turd lost customers and bleeds money like crazy. The fish buy the headline, with the help of the broker/investment bankers re-iterating or raising 2001 estimates(never mind that 2002 is gonna be flat). I'm actually in it fairly heavy already, but everytime I worry about it squeezin me I remind myself that Ross Gellar is the CEO. and then I have to fight the urge not to add more. CMB