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To: wayne who wrote (10229)	5/14/2001 8:26:20 PM
From: ChrisJP	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 11130

Normally this kind of stuff is totally beneath me, but since this thread is in an abandoned state, I figure, what the f**k ..... On March 14th, when I posted that remark, CLRT was trading at about .25. Three weeks later it was trading at .10, a drop of 60%. So basically you laughing at the fact that I suggested you consider taking profits before CLRT quickly lost 60% of its value. quote.yahoo.com Bernard Ng posted a message similar to mine the following day hoping that you took profits. Are you laughing at him too ? Message 15511559 You have a very strange sense of humor.

To: wayne who wrote (10229)	5/15/2001 7:57:59 AM
From: Aduke	Respond to of 11130

CLRT - I have been in before the P&D last year - check the posts on CLRT/SI thread. Because I am basically a position trader, I still hold a few shares at higher prices than these. DUH!!! All on a free ride, so no worries. Therefore, I would like this run to continue as much as anyone else. However, I get disgusted when I see posts that a 25 cent stock is going to $25 with no DD to back it up. Sounds like one huge hype. Yes, I have been there before too. ECNC pre-2000. Got in below $0.10, sold as high as $20, and that was not even the peak. But where is ECNC today ... Your post is very appropriate: Those who fail to respect the lessons of history I do. Taking my profits as quickly as I can, while I still can. May the CLRT pump continue ... Aduke