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To: Boplicity who wrote (78190)	6/7/2001 5:22:45 PM
From: t2	Respond to of 99985

B, That Doug Kass got on Luskin's nerves. (I have not read their exchanges late in the afternoon yet but from what I saw this morning..... I don't blame him for telling Cramer and Co. off) Luskin was a valuable contributor for his S and P 500 additions analysis for what index funds had to buy when a stock got added or deleted. That created great trading opportunities for me. I feel sorry for the abuse he had to endure. I disagreed with his investments lately though but there is nothing wrong with that from my point of view..that is what makes a market. Cramer got lucky last year and OK in 1999--sort of inline with the nasdaq. However, he blew it in 1998. He now seems to talk on TV as if he is the one who is the expert on the market. I know he is long and his favorite stock is Microsoft...just like me. However, his know it all attitude towards people that disagree with is what I don't like.