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To: Mo Chips who wrote (44646)	1/9/1998 2:17:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Respond to of 186894

Mo. Well? Read your last sentence again. No personal attacks come out ahead no matter who makes them. Sometimes perceived personal attacks are not really personal attacks. Maybe Paul was kidding about his friend. I hope he has smarter friends than that. Hype or no hype. In the end it's our decision if we buy or sell a stock. I personally don't mind someone telling me to buy or sell a stock as long as they can direct me to things I can read for myself. Even tips are tips. Rumors are rumors. It's not any diff. here than what we get on the tube, from analysts or the papers. So the article you put on the other day was dumb in their assumption that something has to be done about it. Even if you bad-mouth or have good things to say about a company, you should not act on it unless you see proof or articles one way or another. A company of course should have a right to fight back if they are purposely attacked with nothing to back it up. Now good things never hurt anyone, right or wrong. It's always: Investor beware. Anyhow, you made a good resolution. At one point things have to end. gg. Sonny