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To: Sam Lee who wrote (1933)	4/2/1998 10:54:00 AM
From: sandstuff	Respond to of 7703

I'm so smart, I always have a reason for not doing something :)

To: Sam Lee who wrote (1933)	4/2/1998 10:59:00 AM
From: Rick	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7703

Sam - re: your comments - "You must have the guts to stay in the game." True - but it doesn't take much guts to hold if you are way ahead - even if you do have lots of shares (although that could be argued...) & you have info about "the big picture" Still the tip of the iceburg at this point in time. "Little guys don't win because they think small." Agree. Mr. Chin thinks big. (& so do I) "If you think this is for real then just remember that we are all luckier than we are smart. None of us on this thread had enough information to be this smart." Wrong :-) (I don't want to get into my BG...) But winning is everything. Yes - Vince Lombardi said that & I agree with Vince. "But it has to end somewhere or I would own the world and the world ain't gonna let that happen." Not in the long term - no. Eventually there will be a bit of trading activity (ST) on the down... But this company is still very far from "owning the world"..... Think of it at AOL & MSFT way back when... Does AOL 10 years later still own the world -- no. Does MSFT (almost :-) ha ha Imagine if you applied your statements above to them 10 yrs ago or more. (when they were rising a couple of points a day now & then in their infancy when they sold below 10) Did they have down trading days? Sometimes -- but the general trend was up over a period of many many years. Signed, The Pretender..