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To: pkwknk who wrote (5444)	4/25/1998 6:34:00 PM
From: Jason Cogan	Respond to of 12468

pkwknk: <<"you are a moronic half truthing double talker">> Now who's getting insulting? Exactly what "half-truths" are you referring to? I'd like a list so I'll know not to do it again in the future. By the way, do you have some numbers in mind when you refer to the 80-90% of revenues. My revenues are about 80-90% from stock trading. Doesn't really tell you if I'm good at it or not, does it? As long as we're on the subject of meaningless things like earnings, accounting, valuations, and speculative bubbles, I have another question for you. Exactly when in your mind is the not too distant future? Stocks are about cash flows, and ultimately about earnings. Not really subject to cheerleading. <<get lost or say something that approachs intelligent...you are a bore...>> You mean like the witty, value added insights that you provide? I wasn't aware this thread was only for sympathetic, cheerleading longs. I thought it was for honest, open discussion about the business prospects of a company in a very competitive landscape. I'm sure you all have some very good reasons for owning the stock. I'm just trying to present both sides of the picture. By the way, my side has some real numbers behind them, unlike analyst predictions. But don't let this sway you. Feel free to ignore all of my legitimate questions anyway. Regards, Jason Cogan