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To: gambler2 who wrote (15795)	5/18/1998 3:29:00 PM
From: joe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 45548

Maybe it's like you say... Once they see an up day, their attitudes will change. In the mean time, they'll just keep watching, until there's a turn. At the moment, they know it's a good deal, but feel they have time to buy. When there's a $1 upward move, then the sentiment will change - usually an analyst will say something...like it's a good buy at this price.... Part of what's happening though is the entire market is scared of this MSFT thing, so it makes them hesitate to buy. The irony is that their earnings, will probably be good next quarters. This lawsuit is not going to hurt profits...IMO. That's my theory - hope it proves itself right... Joe