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To: KeepItSimple who wrote (26482)	8/16/2001 12:28:17 AM
From: saran	Respond to of 28311

In the entire history of the internet bubble, there has NEVER BEEN ONE SINGLE CASE of an insider being called to task for dumping shares. In this case the insider pumped the stock up prior to dumping. As for 280M people of India buying the stock it doesn't make sense. They cnnot even feed themselves rather then buy a $1.50 stock to see it possibily go to 50c. I think we have some really smart people Jaines who short the stock and play long at the same time. I can't imagin a guy earning $50 a month shorting the stock, do you?

To: KeepItSimple who wrote (26482)	8/16/2001 12:35:26 AM
From: saran	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

In the entire history of the internet bubble, there has NEVER BEEN ONE SINGLE CASE of an insider being called to task for dumping shares. In this case the insider pumped the stock up prior to dumping. As for 280M people of India buying the stock, it doesn't make sense. They cannot even feed themselves rather then buy a $1.50 stock to see it possibly go to 50c. I think we have some really smart people here in US and they are Jain's, they short the stock and play long at the same time. I can't imagine a guy earning $50 a month shorting the stock in India, do you?