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To: Brian A. McGrath` who wrote (86)	4/13/1998 1:46:00 PM
From: David R. Doerr	Respond to of 387

I'm buying some Peregrine based on one silly, but important comment, Moore is chairman of the Board and owns my Padres.

To: Brian A. McGrath` who wrote (86)	4/13/1998 8:07:00 PM
From: Mike Buckley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 387

Brian, My impression is that there's a tendency in this thread to mention any stock that rises far and fast as a gorilla. That's far from the definition of a gorilla. As an example, when you mention that AOL became a gorilla bear in mind that the authors specifcally exclude AOL from gorilla candidacy. You might disagree with them, in which case I'd be interested in your thinking about that. I like Peregrine, the company, a lot too. It is one of about ten front office software stocks I follow religiously. However, by my interpretation of gorilla game rules, Peregrine is not a gorilla candidate yet.. Do you have any concerns about Peregrine's extremely small float of only 1 million shares? --Mike Buckley