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Technology Stocks : Creative Labs (CREAF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: taxikid who wrote (9068)	1/27/1998 10:27:00 AM
From: Eric J. Beyer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13925

Here bro! Take more! Long term the company looks fine. I'm just playing this thing short term. Look at the chart from 01-02-98 thru 01-12-98. It's repeating the same pattern, but this time it should break through 15.easily on it's way down.

To: taxikid who wrote (9068)	1/27/1998 11:11:00 AM
From: Gameboy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13925

I might as well point out the obvious. Chip, Vannie, et al are not posting here to share information, to be anyones friend, or to help anyone. They have no stake in CREAF and little real interest. Their charts, TA, etc is a bunch of baloney. If their crystal balls gave them even a 5% edge on daily trades that alone would make rich quickly, on any market, anywhere. They have found an edge though. They're here to annoy, to irritate, and if possible drive away CREAF shareholders. They're here to peddle their primary commodity, fear. They have found that they can short our stock, and through propagandist techniques get CREAF shareholders to sell their stock even while suffering losses to themselves. It's simple and its been working. Stay focused. CREAF has grown since its inception because of the vision and management of Chairman Sim and the team at CREAF. Not only has CREAF racked up record profits these past four quarters they have done so while positioning themselves with the AWE64, the Cambridge Soundworks speakers, and the Encore PC-DVD as the highest rated products in their respective product categories. Soon they will roll out the Blaster Voodoo II graphics accelerator (the planet's fastest), and they are already producing Ensoniq and Opti OEM products. Sound Blaster Live! and Environmental Audio loom in the near future. CREAF is clearly demolishing its competitors and carving out a huge chunk of the marketplace. When the fear mongers yell 'Boo!' try to ignore them. If we quit jumping everytime they yell, hopefully they will go irritate someone else. Remember, if we don't give away our shares, then the price would rise and would be buyers would have to pay a fair price like $40/share. If we give it away, we have only ourselves to blame. Best of luck, Steve