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To: Tim Luke who wrote (2929)	3/11/1998 10:19:00 PM
From: Schiz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9343

Mid teens is definitely a possibility. It's going to need some news to hold the current level (imo). Do you remember tlindt? Nobody believed 8 was possible. I dumped out on monday only got about 19 though cause I sold some cc's on friday. Oh well , been in for close to a year, probably should have held long enough for long term capital gains. I've seen too many of my stocks go on great runs only to watch them drift right back down (seek included). I'm to a point that I think tlindt is correct, warm fuzzies=sell. I was trying to find some definitive proof that seek was gaining eyeballs on excite and yahoo but I could not find it. I feel about the same way today as I did about a month ago. They seem to have a good strategy (build brand awareness and increase traffic and add content). This is not a strategy that will pay off overnight. Perhaps in the long run it will but there is no guarantee. If they do drift down into the mid teens, I will almost surely jump back in. If they don't, there are other stocks out there. I have a couple I'm considering averaging down on. Something I should have done with seek when it went to 4-3/8 way back before it started it's original run. PS Over 175 posts in 2 days!!! That's probably more than in the first 6 months I was here.