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To: Jock Hutchinson who wrote (24018)	8/19/2001 7:13:21 PM
From: uu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25814

Jock: > The other dog "TMTA" may yet still be a monster. We shall see where it is at in three to five years. You can think of TMTA as a little monster who never got around showing off itself due to a gigantic monster stepping on it (namely Intel). TMTA will be long gone before 3-4 years is reached (either filing for bankruptcy or being bought out by some junk yard collector at a fraction of what it is selling today). As you may or may not know I never short a stock but I did in fact become so convinced I could not pass up on the opportunity, and did short TMTA when it was at $8.85/shr, and covered at $7/shr (did cover too soon). If this stock was still trading over $5/shr I would be shorting it now, too bad my online borker does not let me short stocks under $5/shr. And of course my view of TMTA is just my humble opinion (which has proven to be wrong many times in the past)!