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To: Buckeye who wrote (4035)	5/14/1998 6:00:00 PM
From: Lane Hall-Witt	Respond to of 8242

I think we should let Glenn and the site speak for PNLK tomorrow. There is going to be a lot in the hopper as it is, and we don't need to cloud things by focusing unnecessary attention on those scums. Recall, too, that the news-tip campaign degenerated into spamming, and Glenn let us know he didn't appreciate that. Even if we coordinated a PR effort among ourselves, it would still run the risk of being out of step with Glenn and PNLK -- which could lead to a bad result. Many of us have said we're long on PNLK, and that should mean we don't have that vested an interest in the price at the end of tomorrow's session, at the end of Monday's session, etc. Like all of you, I'd love to see it go up big-time tomorrow, because it's fun at the end of the day to say, "Hot damn, I made X today!" -- even if it's just paper profit. I get a kick out of the increases and feel bummed about the slides, even on days when I haven't made any trades at all. Weird, but natural, I think. My point, though, is that one more press release tonight is going to make little difference to those of us who're planning to be around for more than the next three days or so. Let's keep some attention on the big picture here so we can see our investment through the down days as well as the up days. PNLK is trying to do something huge and bold; it transcends the two-bit scumbags who are shorting for tomorrow's dollar.