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To: Gersh Avery who wrote (37834)	7/11/2002 7:53:10 AM
From: Lee Lichterman III	Respond to of 52237

OK, I understand. As for >>"fair value??" simply a marketing tool<< Yes and no. They need to make stocks what they used to be again. A part of the company where you share in the profits of that company instead of worthless Pokemon cards where you just pray you can sell it to some other sucker higher than you bought it. If a stock paid you 10% of profits each year, it would be worth something, No? How about 20% of profits? How about 50% of profits? At some point, they could lure people back in again but we aren't even close yet. Some are luring me in right now. I picked up a risky play yesterday paying over a 10% yield but I won't know if I was smart or dumb for a year probably. -gggggg- Probably going to buy more in the next day or two if it keeps dropping too. Good Luck, Lee