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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (115431)	8/3/2001 12:28:32 AM
From: martin001	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

Just recieved the following email: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Dear Investor, It's official. In his recent congressional testimony, Alan Greenspan spread the word that he's got YET ANOTHER potential rate cut up his sleeve. And while there's no doubt that this is good news for the overall economy, there is some bad news (for some investors, at least). That's why I'm writing to you today. You see, the bad news is that we are without a doubt nearing the END of the Fed rate cuts this year. In fact, I would AT MOST expect one or two more cuts this year. And that means we can NO LONGER count on falling interest rates to push stock prices up. Instead, Wall Street needs to see a solid spate of RISING corporate earnings before stocks-- particularly technology--gain any significant ground. And therein lies the massive opportunity I want to tell you about today! You see, thanks to the gloom-and-doom forecasts blanketing Wall Street, almost every Tom, Dick and Harry on Main Street is convinced that the future was cancelled 18 months ago…that all tech is bad tech…and that doom lurks in every chip, PC and optical cable. But the truth is that there are THREE technology sectors that have ALREADY worked their way through just about ALL of last year's excess inventory. And that means that every new order from here on out boosts new production and falls straight to the bottom line. Wall Street, of course, is focused solely on THIS quarter's negative earnings announcements…so they're missing completely what's going on and are overlooking the fantastic profits that a few plugged-in investors are going to make. But my analysts and I have been meeting furiously with company managements over the last several weeks, and we have personal assurances that demand is already turning for STORAGE…PERSONAL COMPUTERS…AND ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE. I've been in this business for 30 years and have survived numerous technology downturns, and I have no doubt that the few select companies that have already worked through last year's problems are going to turn first--and that it's going to happen quickly. What's more, most investors don't understand what's going on, and they are going to miss this mad dash to pile back into these stocks and get left behind--AGAIN! My Technology Investing readers and I are loading up on the world's most innovative companies in each of these three key industries now, and I URGE YOU TO DO THE SAME. We did just that as the market hit bottom in 1998…and we racked up 157% profits over the following 12 months. We jumped on the hottest tech companies as the market bottomed on April 4…and our stocks soared 23% that month alone. In fact, we've racked up over 68% returns in the last two years (even AFTER the NASDAQ crash!) by following our simple dominance-wins, buy low/sell high strategy. And you can be absolutely certain that we're doing it again right now. I'd like to help you do the same thing, so I'm going to make you a very special proposal. To find out the names of the 5 technology stocks I'm advising my clients to load up on here, visit netstocks.com and sign up for my just-released FREE REPORT, "5 Technology Stocks Every Investor Must Own After the Tech Wreck." You'll be glad you did. Sincerely, Michael Murphy, Editor Technology Investing P.S. After the latest Fed rate cut, earnings are going to take front-and-center stage in the great tech rebound of 2001-2002. Orders are already picking up in three key tech industries…and as soon as Wall Street figures out what's really going on, select stocks in each of these areas are just going to TAKE OFF. Don't get left behind, again! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Well those are three sectors I am going to start shorting pretty soon. What a fu@king idiot. Here is my response: Micheal, Thanks for the hot tip. I would love for you to send me a copy of your purchases in Storage, PC, and Enterprise software sectors because it would confirm the fact that you are without a doubt a complete moron. Yeah Dell is going to a 100! And I'll be there to sell you as much as you want. Please keep buying and sending out these letters because I need to have enough sheep to take the other side of my positions. Regards, Martin PS: GFY