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To: larry pollock who wrote (3471)	6/22/2001 4:14:27 AM
From: unix_daemon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3891

Zo blames others for his own poor stock selection, Larry. You need to look in the mirror, Zo ... that's where the fault lays. I'm not telling you anything you don't know tho, Larry. Sagawa has been right but Zo continues to argue with the market. What relevance LU has to this discussion is anyone's guess. If Zo's stock is down (ALA), who cares how another stock is performing? And Zo, please post a web-link that documents Sagawa's recent support of LU. I'll be generous: let's define recent as 'within the last year'. It was July 2000 that LU penetrated what technicians would call a support line at $50. And that was the beginning of a precipitous decline for LU. When was Sagawa's last bullish call on LU, Zo? It doesn't really matter: Sagawa has been right on stocks that have torn a hole in Zo's wallet. I also wonder why Zo continues to pump NT on the SI thread when he says he sold early this year. There's a disconnect there; he's obviously still long NT. Man are there a lot of flies on the NT story. ALA is a sweet short.