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To: David Klein who wrote (3210)	7/8/2002 9:04:54 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3873

Re: I'm not sure how rich he is but he still has about 10 million shares that use to be worth 100+/share. He also had a lot of debt to pay off. You don't have a clear concept of the racket that was played with shares in the past decade. The winner's attitude was: "How many shares can I transform into cash?" And not "How many am I left holding?" Shares are illusions. They only become valuable when they are sold to a bigger fool. You should focus on what Crowe made off his sales of his shares, which was a fortune; and not on the illusory shareholdings of today.