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To: Dr. Jeff who wrote (135176)11/20/2001 5:27:21 AM
From: Bruce Brown  Respond to of 436258
 
Now, this is just another example of how absolutely clueless the press is about anything and everything. Did this clown not realize that the stock has split TWICE since the so called "insider trading" happened? I mean, it only takes 30 seconds to do a quick look to find out what's what. On March 10th, 2000 the stock actually hit 145 (he mentioned $118 which was only the close). Adjusting for splits, the so called insiders got between 29 and 36. Based on this clown's article, you'd think they had sold the absolute peak in the stock. Unreal how stupid and uninformed the media is.

Bingo, Dr. Jeff! I guess 30 seconds of quick research to check the historical prices or chart at the same news service that the article came from (Yahoo!) was too much of a time involvement for the writer of that "blurb".

BB



To: Dr. Jeff who wrote (135176)11/20/2001 9:06:30 AM
From: Cynic 2005  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 436258
 
That journalist should be fired for not checking the facts. NVDA is near its all time high.



To: Dr. Jeff who wrote (135176)11/20/2001 9:58:03 AM
From: yard_man  Respond to of 436258
 
hilarious ... that's about the level you get with network news, IMO.