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To: Jimmy Lin who wrote (3)	10/27/1997 11:06:00 PM
From: Jerry String	Respond to of 40

Nice try, ball-less. Anyone who wants to can go back to the ESST thread (and the CAMP thread) to see how stupid you are. When people actually spelled out for you what was happening to the company you still wouldn't sell the stock. Oh, wait a minute. Now I understand your investment philosophy. Buy 100 shares at 30. If it goes to 31.5 then sell. If it goes to 29, then wait until it gets to 13 before you sell. And in the meantime, try to tell everyone on that thread that the guy giving you the layup information doesn't know what he's talking about. I bet you have a lot of people following you into your every purchase. All of that market experience.....5 years. WOW!!! This is more impressive than anything Warren Buffett could deal out. I am in awe of your experience, Mr. Ball-less. Where will your next idea come from? The Institutional Investor Team #1 analyst from Ameritrade? LOL!!!

To: Jimmy Lin who wrote (3)	10/28/1997 6:24:00 PM
From: Jerry String	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40

Hey, Ball-less, I see your HMTT (up 1/4 pt) and ITGI (down 1 1/4 pts) put in some impressive performances today. biz.yahoo.com

To: Jimmy Lin who wrote (3)	11/7/1997 7:48:00 PM
From: Jerry String	Respond to of 40

Hey "Oddlot Lin", nice purchase on that HMTT. Going to 25, eh?? They thinking about a reverse split after this WDC announcement? Thank God you remain ball-less otherwise you could have wiped yourself out in just a week.

To: Jimmy Lin who wrote (3)	11/13/1997 6:03:00 AM
From: Jerry String	Respond to of 40

My reply: <<<< Ball-less Jimmy and happy about it. >> I don't think you are happy. You leave a lot out of your message. When you have balls, you will take the other side of my trade as I have done with your long position and made big money on my HMTT short. You are now getting crushed after you called for it to immediately to be going to the mid- twenties. I have never made such statements about ARSW. Like Buffett, whom you like to refer to, I hold quality companies. Go check INTC. If Mr. Market tells me that I can pay less money for the stock than I pay less money for the same quality. I don't tell you that it is going straight to the moon like you do on HMTT. I know that the market will knock this stock around and afford me a cheaper price. I am confident of the fundamentals. <<Trading is the name of the game.>> Wake up, no-balls, Mr. Odd-lot. The way to make money is to take a manly position in quality and let time take its course. That "portfolio" you emailed me is loaded with financially weak stocks and is getting killed for a good reason. I'm happy to see that you are keeping up the image by selecting one or two that have held up recently. (I'll post later about that tattered "portfolio" and it's "performance" in the last week). PS: Regarding quality, I see your top pick ESST is really the smokin' stock of the '90s. What is it now????? About 10.5 when it was trading in the 30's earlier this year. Re-check your fundamentals dude. Mr. Market knows the lack of fundamentals on ESST as opposed to ARSW. Do some research and maybe you will keep your 100 shares from breaking your back.