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To: JakeStraw who wrote (9240)	9/28/2001 10:16:38 AM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 10934

<<Sometimes the hardest thing to do is be objective. Especially with a stock that: a) You own, and b) You don't want to admit that you were wrong about. Hey everyone has done it. >> Agreed, but I would not be buying and would be selling if I decided I was wrong about a company....I still believe in NTAP......data will only increase, the need for more storgae capacity will be needed. NTAP should get their piece of the pie, IMO. With this in mind, I am hlding all my shares and am prepared to buy more and stick with my plan of aquiring quality companies at low prices. Hey, if I buy ntap all the way down to say $1 or $2, I at least can rest easy that most of the downside is figured in....at that point, we either go bankruptcy, flatline for awhile, or rise from $1 or $2......does anybody really think ntap will go bankrupt?