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To: E. Graphs who wrote (7797)	11/14/1997 6:18:00 PM
From: DavidG	Respond to of 25814

Hi E, I am beginning to feel a little more comfortable with LSI performance in last couple of days. The chart is beginning to look like a classic double bottom. Although it did not drop below 20 it doesn't always have to. I too would like to see a little more volume here to give conviction to the pattern. With M.E. and SEA the MMs are moving with caution and may not want to hold too much over weekend. I remember the last ME crisis in 1990. Always got beat up over the weekend. I believe all the bad news is out and now some good news may be taking hold on LSI. Sign of a bottom. I liked the DVD postings and the CISCO beating out ASND in network server performance. Really feel good from here. Better than Pre-earnings release era when good news just didn't prevent LSI from dropping Good Luck Trading DavidG

To: E. Graphs who wrote (7797)	11/14/1997 6:31:00 PM
From: shane forbes	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 25814

-- off topic -- E! This is in the twilight zone category. Call it Kissing Cousins Part II. Well let me start by pointing you to: biz.yahoo.com (FWIW - this kind of thing is very positive long term and further serves to keep those banker hounds at bay.) But guess who once upon a time 17 years ago provided VC funding for a certain Zip drive company. You got it! idanta.com (I checked out their site: Get this. 1971 they started out with 8 million. Since then no more capital has been added. Their portfolio is worth 500 million today. They have also paid out 400 million in cash. How's a gain of almost 900 million on an 8 million original investment . Not too shabby. Shows the benefit of long term investing! (caveat: but they started out with tiny companies - so really long term investing with babies to begin with.))