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To: Elie who wrote (4451)	4/9/1998 11:10:00 AM
From: ChrisJP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5015

Dear Elie, I don't think anyone said that EXSO is on solid footing. I think I said that it will take the stock 6 - 12 months to confirm that they are on solid footing. By this I meant that it may take 3 - 6 months for us to know if they are on solid footing. I think I said we are waiting for their report to see if it confirms Chip Sexton's Feb assessment. You'd be surprised how much a company with $25M/year in revenues and $2M/year in earnings is worth. (if in fact these numbers come true). A lot of the $11M loss last year is reflected in their current stock price -- don't you think ? Regards, Chris

To: Elie who wrote (4451)	4/9/1998 11:23:00 AM
From: WEBNATURAL	Respond to of 5015

Welcome Elie to the thread! I see you just signed on. No. I'm not a gambler any more than the majority of mid to long termers. I am a stock owner and as such, I do trade a little. If and when I make any progress, I move the proceeds to mutual funds for the long term. I'm in there for the emerging growth type funds when I do that. Try mutual funds like WPSVX or PBHGX OR PRFDX. Little companies grow into big companies. Little turn-a-round companies grow into big turn-a-round companies Litle pennys add up to big pennys. It's o.k. to buy a USROBOTICS and turn into #COM and make a profit, too!What to do? Gamble? Invest? Buy more? Sell all? It's o.k. to buy say 50 shares of MICROSOFT about 2 months ago at $125 and then "dog-gone"1 it splits and goes up to $88.50 for today. I could spend that $2500 + or should I gamble? Bail out -gamble- gamble- bail out? It's in my blood. It's what I like. I've gained $ and I've lost & I've gained $ and I've lost $. It's only money. I've been broke and I've been 'comfortable' & I've been broke and I've been 'comfortable'. Which ever way I am now. I'm not dead yet. That's a gamble? Right? Elie, are you a gambler? It's your turn to answer. I hope you stick around. You sound like fun. Hope you are not too serious! Oh, by the way! Look out for falling EXOS-cets!