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To: TIMMY T. who wrote (2784)	2/26/1998 4:18:00 PM
From: Dr. Doktor	Respond to of 6317

Don't you just love it? I could and have made a living out of trading JBIL. Still holding my original long term shares and probably will for the next decade. Have jumped in and out of the shares and calls for some terrific short term gains though. Flipped from the Feb $35's to Feb $40's and $45 booked a nice profit and picked up the Mar $45's and $50's. Sold these today. Still very bullish but I've got to believe we'll see some profit taking on Fri. unless some news is about to be released. If JBIL drops below $50 tomorrow, I'm all over the $55's. Regards, DOK

To: TIMMY T. who wrote (2784)	3/5/1998 2:20:00 PM
From: Spike	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6317

\| Next \| Respond \| Silicon Investor Home Page To: prakash (2783 ) From: TIMMY T. Thursday, Feb 26 1998 3:26PM EST Reply # of 2862 I just love the way this stock moves. We could see 60 by earnings. My Mar 50 calls are looking awesome! -TIMMY T. Gee--- Mid $40's sure looks cheap if one thinks the stock will be $60 in the near future. Has this company drastically changed recently or did they not recently say that the overseas turmoil would not have that great of an impact on them? Why are we not heavily buying this stock? If your not, you should. I just averaged down and now own 800 shares and am excited about the future. Think about it. A few weeks ago JBIL was the greatest thing around, has this co. changed. Where do you think the price will be in 12 months, which is short term? How about 3 to 5 years, which is where one should be looking? Just my 2 cents. Spike