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To: Russell Gish who wrote (120)	5/17/1998 8:16:00 PM
From: Jane4IceCream	Respond to of 837

Russ, How many times on these threads do you read posts from those that spend too much time with their calculators while the price goes up and then they all bitch that they missed the buying opportunity?? You are absolutely right. By the time PLNM reports earnings the stock will be over $5 or whatever. The smart boyz and girrls get in before the news. Its the story. The future. And of course, the management and sector. And alittle hype here and there doesnt hurt either <ggg> Insane Jane

To: Russell Gish who wrote (120)	5/17/1998 8:48:00 PM
From: Larry Brubaker	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 837

OK, we have a thread here of people who know the game. But obviously, some people don't understand the game, because otherwise there would be nobody to buy your shares from you at $10 at the height of the feeding frenzy. Are not these $10 share price predictions then geared towards those who don't understand the game? If so, what is wrong with my saying that $10 is far beyond what the fundamentals appear to be able to support. Or is trying to arrive at a valuation that can be supported in the long run a violation of the rules of the game? Up til now, I've seen nobody else trying to determine what the fundamental valuation of the company is. But I have seen a lot of stock price predictions. You chastize me for "charitiable ingratiations" when the whole point of this thread seems to be to bring the suckers into the game. You have "no sympathy for those inclined to buy at the height of the feeding frenzy," while you participate in creating the feeding frenzy. Outside of the BB market, they call such things pyramid schemes.