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To: dumbmoney who wrote (33444)	5/15/1998 9:04:00 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 53903

d-money, mu management, imho, spilled the beans. i think they lose over $250 million ops and lost even more cash from capexes. i'd bet THERE WILL BE FEW, IF ANY CAPEXES GOING FORWARD. NO CASH. mu's competitive position in this no limit poker game is now coming into question. i knew this a long time ago. mu management knows this. now it seems that some big investors know this too. why doesn't the gen'l public? a big "thank you" to the boise bandits. YOU GOTTA LOVE 'EM. my condolences (sp?) to anyone stuck with a long position. although mu is way overvalued, i think that it is criminal to let some few know in advance what the q will look like so they can trade on the info at anybody's expense. normal market forces should take care of these gaps betwen perception and reality. instead, mu appears to have spilled the beans again to their special buds at the long's expense. the last time this happened mu dropped 60% in a few months. this is one reason why i incessently dis these two bit pimps.