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To: H James Morris who wrote (118134)	2/19/2001 3:39:32 PM
From: Mark Fowler	Respond to of 164684

You'd also have to suspect -- and hope -- they have confidence in top holding AOL, given the more than $13 billion they've sunk into the stock, which is up almost 40% this year. Some might or might not be surprised to see these skippers selling shares of WebMD (HLTH:Nasdaq - news), in which they invested more than $900 million at the start of 2000. It's probably sobering for fans of Yahoo! (YHOO:Nasdaq - news) to see that its shares were wiped from Janus' books in the fourth quarter. <, I read it in the charts. Somebody was selling them into that last rally Yhoo looks sick! You have an idea why all those executives are leaving Yhoo? You mentioned Arba and Itwo that janus was buying, i don't believe it! Why are those stocks still sliding into the abyss?