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To: PaulM who wrote (4395)	12/18/1997 10:39:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	Respond to of 116753

talk about delusion...here the US government is going after Microsoft for bundling the explorer with its operating system even though one can download the explorer off the internet for free and my explorer doesn't crash like Netscape's does on my system..Then Netscape offering the internet people to pay to download their browser which will have the capacity to uninstall the free Microsoft explorer..I think I am missing something. I am totally confused. Microsoft has webtv now which is probably going to be an incredibly strong competitor to AOL etc and really get into everybody's home and dominate the market for people who are computerphobic..but the government doesn't seem to care about that area which is really going to do something to competition down the road. Maybe the government only likes to fight after the whatever gets out of the barn? It is getting more and more understandable that everybody is doting on paper. Somebody sent me an interesting interesting article by Armstrong at PEI who makes a strong case for just playing currency markets for small risk/big rewards...wondering if Armstrong is telling that to all his clients..once again..a bummer for gold..but I am only half way through the article..