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To: John Vosilla who wrote (51926)	1/29/2006 3:24:03 AM
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Bald man was a real character and always made me laugh - I remember 2mar$ too - I think he is still around somewhere - but notice several of those posters are gone from our community - either they got so rich they retired or they went into so much debt they jumped off the building! HAHA I have just been told in PM he got divorced - moved to the phillipines and started banging lots of young women there. I dont remember you around then Vosilla - but it was wild times - showed you just how friggin rigged wall street was - Further reading that thread is a GOOD education in investor mentality when they just now say its time to SHORT - hehe To: Ashley800 who wrote (1175) 11/15/1999 12:51:00 PM From: Bo Le of 3334 Ashley800, my first short was $155. I was hedging my YHOO/AOL at that time. But YHOO/AOL did go down a lot (50% or so) but JNPR never had a decent correction. I still expect to make money on shorting JNPR. This is very much like AMZN. I was losing big on short AMZN last Dec.. But by this March, I made all my lose back and plus more. Bo Keep \| Reply \| Mark as Last Read To: Vandelay who wrote (1173) 11/15/1999 3:37:00 PM From: Bo Le of 3334 Bill, my today's short JNPR at $299 looks pretty good now. Maybe tomorrow I will be in the black for my short operation on JNPR. Are you still hold JNPR? Do you have a stop loss point? Bo Keep \| Reply \| Mark as Last Read \| Read Replies (1) To: Bo Le who wrote (1177) 11/16/1999 9:22:00 AM From: 2MAR$ of 3334 JNPR 3-1 split...eom Keep \| Reply \| Mark as Last Read \| Read Replies (1) To: Vandelay who wrote (1179) 11/16/1999 10:11:00 AM From: sam of 3334 Say what you will about JNPR, managment sure knows how to "manage" shortsellers. Keep \| Reply \| Mark as Last Read \| Read Replies (2) To: sam who wrote (1180) 11/16/1999 3:26:00 PM From: Vandelay of 3334 High of 327 so far today. On our way to 400? Keep \| Reply \| Mark as Last Read \| Read Replies (1) To: Sam Bose who wrote (1184) 11/16/1999 4:03:00 PM From: Vandelay of 3334 Exactly. Cramer is acknowledging the new market valuation dynamics ignored by so many here. BTW, I took some profits in the 100s, but kept half. Keep \| Reply \| Mark as Last Read To: mindmeld who wrote (1199) 12/7/1999 6:49:00 PM From: Steve Lee of 3334 I like the way they get a $7 Million order and get over $2 Billion added to their market cap. I really do like it. I bought one Dec 300 call yesterday and sold it today for nearly triple what I paid for it. Nice way to make 2 grand ! To: Ron Kline who wrote (1198) 12/8/1999 2:50:00 PM From: Vandelay of 3334 JNPR hit 375 today. Keep \| Reply \| Mark as Last Read \| Read Replies (2) To: mindmeld who wrote (1208) 12/13/1999 12:45:00 PM From: mindmeld of 3334 Correction. The entire core market for high end routers WILL be $1.4 billion by 2003. Of this market, Cisco has 85% market share. Juniper's market cap is $17 billion. Logic anyone? If we are generous and give Juniper a value of 10 times 2003 revenues, if Juniper takes 25% market share, Juniper should have a market cap of $3.5 billion. Translated to stock price, Juniper's stock price should be at $67. $330 is a complete joke. All the old friends - cramer - valuations - booms and busts - damn that was fun times back then - I miss baldie!