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To: Alexander Pavlov who wrote (2873)	1/2/1998 5:20:00 PM
From: Sigmund	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14266

It seems that rotating investors is a normal process. Those who got in early might leave now or partially leave now. New investors enter the process with perhaps higher expectations. This seems to me to have more to do with the psychology of the investors and their situation than the prospects for the company. Being in an uptrend the process would appear to be favorable for the longs. But it shows the importance of volume to facilitate the turnover of investors. There was little tax loss selling (maybe a few investors from two plus years ago) so we didn't lose many discouraged investors. But there are I am sure many investors with good profits they might like to protect so this suggests that each new high puts more investors into this category. Meantime the company appears to be ever increasing its success so there are two bars being raised in parallel....anticipated performance and stock price/appropriate time to get out. It's the interplay between the two that makes this so interesting to watch.