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To: sea_biscuit who wrote (25301)	10/4/2002 2:52:47 PM
From: rairden	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25814

For every frog that jumps out, doesn't another frog have to jump in? The frog jumping out just has to take a loss to bribe the incoming frog with a bargain that can't be passed up. Frogs have been jumping out steadily for over two years. Those jumping out today are leaving over 3,500,000 shares in the hands of newcomers. I guess a new frog is born every minute. Are these buyers stupid or just crazy? Is it just that many lottery tickets? Surely the economy isn't going to begin a turnaround next week. But apparently the investors buying today see support near these levels or at least are willing to risk what they perceive as a limited downside. Just maybe all future risk is now finally priced into this stock. Nah...