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To: Michael Burry who wrote (704)	1/2/1998 9:24:00 PM
From: robt justine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2068

Tempest in a Teapot-- Part "n" <<If I wanted to say the moves were equal, I would've said "if costs move up by the same 5-6%" to mirror the 5-6% rise in premiums I postulated at the beginning of the post.>> It's all too trivial, Mike. Let's just say that what you meant is what you now say that you meant. As long as you now understand the math involved regarding the apparent misstatement then it's all moot. <<You seem to be extremely perturbed by the fact that I went from bullish to neutral (not bearish as you repeatedly suggest) on a dime - you've brought it up repeatedly now. Get over it - all my posts (except for my responses to you) have been framed to encourage discussion of substantive issues.>> Uh-oh! This is what is known as a "red herring" or a "decoy". But, I'll bite anyway. I have no reason to be perturbed at your bullishness, bearishness, or neutrality regarding this issue. As a matter of fact, I only know that you are not a bull on this stock. Whether you are a bear, bull, or neutral is your business for sure. I'm sorry, but I did not mean to offend in any way. I do know that the issue of this stock has been one of hyper-sensitivity for you, Mike, probably because as you mentioned, you had overloaded your portfolio with the stock in the mid-20's. Emotion seems to have gotten the better of you; lashing out when you were bullish and apparently again now. Regardless, good luck to you on whatever side of this stock you find yourself.