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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dave who wrote (60323)	8/4/2001 3:04:39 PM
From: Joseph Pareti	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

>. It's amazing to me that anybody listens to these stock cheerleaders at all at least on this one i agree with you. Don't forget these are the same folks who said 2 years ago that yhoo and amzn were a screaming buy at 200 bucks, and the same folks who said M$Ft was a screaming sell at $40 not so long ago.

To: Dave who wrote (60323)	8/4/2001 8:06:18 PM
From: werefrog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

"It's amazing to me that anybody listens to these stock" You not only listen to them, you let them invest your money. You don't play stocks, no wonder your "advice" fails consistently. post 57061 dave <My own money is in 50% government security funds, 15% gold and silver, and 35% Prudent Bear fund> "I write Macintosh software for a livin" post 60328 dave Now it comes out. You are a disgruntled AAPL employee using MSFT's slaughter of Netscape to vent your frustration. Instead of working for a "LOSER", why not put your application in at MSFT. They are sympathetic to AAPL refugees because Jobs blew their chance to be millionaire employees when he chose to keep the AAPL O/S to himself. "and the blustering blow-hard frogs" post 60045 July 19, 01 werefrog <Short at will> My most recent call. Another 7 to 8 point winner. I've posted 100's of such calls and "NO" losers. If you can find a loser, post it. I'll be happy to post yours, here's one: post 55426 Jan 21, 01 dave "The smart money is still in shorting tech high-flyers like Microsoft" That reasoning cost you the 20 point run from the mid 50's earlier this year when MSFT was the "BEST" dow performer in the second quarter. I caught the 20 point run, you did not. Now I've picked up another 7 to 8 points short, you have not. Your post are not only picayune, they are piteous.