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To: Bob A Louie who wrote (5492)	4/27/1998 8:34:00 AM
From: James Fink	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12468

What a surprise, you discount VectorVest's analysis because it punctures your optimistic view of WinStar's prospects. The fact is that VectorVest is unfailingly accurate in its predictions, REGARDLESS of the industry sector analyzed. Value is value and WinStar has none. Wake up.

To: Bob A Louie who wrote (5492)	4/27/1998 12:44:00 PM
From: Bernard Levy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12468

Dear Bill: I am quite familiar with Vector Vest. It is a weird combination of value analysis and short term technical analysis. Vector Vest loves companies trading at low price to sales ratios, such as car stocks, or in the tech sector, disk drive companies. It was very bullish on disk drive stocks before they got decimated last fall. I bet it is still very bullish on them now (probably more appropriately). It usually hates all semiconductor stocks. I would actually not be surprised if Vector Vest indicated that INTC. MSFT, CSCO, LU were piles of junk trading for more than 10 times their true value. I think these stocks are somewhat overvalued (except perhaps INTC), but Vector Vest would never be able to tell you by how much. In other words, VectorVest is a joke, except if your horizon is limited to car stocks or steel companies. Best regards, Bernard Levy