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To: Gerry Palo who wrote (1677)	4/10/1998 1:35:00 PM
From: John F Beule	Respond to of 2127

THis too was a possibility in SEEQ's rise Thurs: As reported by the TechWeb website: NetVantage Rises On Cabletron Buyout Reports Reports that Cabletron may buy Ethernet switch manufacturer NetVantage caused a jump in the company's share price during early trading on the Nasdaq Thursday. NetVantage's share price was up 14 percent at 10:58 a.m. EDT from its opening price of $8.75.

To: Gerry Palo who wrote (1677)	4/12/1998 12:06:00 PM
From: Taut Knot	Respond to of 2127

Bottom feeding or market manipulator? This is the question we must ask ourselves about Murphy and CTSL picks. One time (on the subscriber phone line), he addressed the issue of a particular stock being primed for a big jump. He flat out stated he could not time things very well on particular stocks and price fluctuations. The guy claims to be a value investor. This seems a little contradictory in today's tech stocks, but a true value investor isn't concerned about holding a stock for a couple of years. Last time I checked, CTSL picks were in the portfolio for about 300 days. The picks aren't bad for volatility plays, but the guy, smart as he is, couldn't pick a bottom if his life depended on it. And like we wouldn't sell a stock that had a 20% pop on one day's trading (SEEQ 4/9/98)!