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To: Softechie who wrote (3007)	7/27/2001 4:39:12 PM
From: IngotWeTrust	Respond to of 3873

U hope it's not an oncoming train!.What a joke: "pre-emptive executions at this $4.50ish level" Ya'know...come to think of it...Level 3 is a pretty appropo name for this piece of bird-doodoo... First level...Birdhead Crowe's head in the clouds...($132) Second level...Birdhead Crowe's head in the sand ($3.60-4.50ish) Third level???...Crowe BEHEADED? ($0.00001625?) At the rate the marketplace has been rewarding "good LVLT announcements recently," beheading Crowe may just about be the 'crowe d'tate" required... HAHAHAHAHAHA...how's THAT for a bird's eye view?

To: Softechie who wrote (3007)	7/29/2001 5:04:11 PM
From: flint	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3873

"CLEC sector is just like Energy few years back when no one wanted to touch oil stocks thinking of oil glut." When there is an oil glut the drilling companies shut down the wells. The investing community looks at the revenue of these companies and sell. They over sell because they forget the wells still exists, they are simply dormant. Oil companies have the ability to survive long periods of a glut. Because they have the ability to slash production costs instantly. The difference with the CLECs is they are not dormant. These CLECs spend money whether they run at 50% occupancy or 100%. The longer they run at a lost the greater the chance they will have to dilute ownership, sell-off assets, or file for bankruptcy. The oil company goes into hibernation during a slow down. The CLECs head for bankruptcy. Flint