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To: babette spatz who wrote (3687)	5/25/1998 8:21:00 PM
From: Norman Klein	Respond to of 8358

Babette, this is the same message that you posted back in January. A review of your postings also indicates that you purchased back in December (possibly with hopes of cashing in on the class action suit). I don't know what your initial stock intentions were with Cabletron, but you have only yourself to blame for your loss. If you hold a stock and it declines 10% to 15%, then you MUST SELL it!!! If you hold it (especially with news of a class action suit pending), then YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE for your loss and no one else. That was a very amatuerish investing mistake. You must always set a target bottom and top price and then have the financial discipline to follow these rules. You should just view your loss as simply a lesson in investing (the first of a continual number of lessons that every investor goes through). Your particular situation was in no way unique or special. This is the last time that I will respond to this (and sorry for bothering everyone else).

To: babette spatz who wrote (3687)	5/26/1998 6:44:00 PM
From: Captain James T. Kirk	Respond to of 8358

Hey Babz, aren't most lawsuits that the ambulance chasers file based on the same set of circumstances ? Why do you think that your suit is any different ? no doubt it is better looking at 13, when your entry is 13 3/8. I am long and loving it, let it ride Babbzy !!