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To: Paul Engel who wrote (48548)	2/23/1998 2:48:00 PM
From: Paul Fiondella	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 186894

The Paul Engel school of Investing (Explained) First you join a technology company straight out of college. Then while watching Watergate unfold you develop admiration for Gordon Liddy and the plumbers. As they say, the means justify the ends. To prove to your company that you are worth getting those stock options you testify as to the causes of an Indonesian Fab torching. Your employer admires your ability to FUD the insurance examiner. You get some wonderful stock options. Even though they are one or two dollars a share you decide not to cash them in. Finally comes the day when there is no longer a need for your slide rule so you decide to retire. So you spend all of your days on the Internet holding millions of dollars worth of stock that you paid nothing for, hyping the company to those that have to use their own real money to buy the stock at $94 a share. You laugh at the suckers, ridicule the shorts and from time to time visit Intel with your tin cup. ============== Did I get it right Paul or would you care to favor us with your recent trades. (Not that I expect any truth out of you about them.)