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To: John Finley who wrote (722)	5/31/1998 2:43:00 PM
From: Needticker	Respond to of 8798

Received this reply from PSI: Subj: Re: Feedback! Date: 98-05-29 15:14:17 EDT From: profit@pennystockpicks.com (PennyStock Picks) To: JDLIS1@aol.com We also like this one. We will contact the company. Thanks...Bob At 10:23 AM 5/27/98, you wrote: >The following information was entered into the Feedback form: > >Name: Mr James Lee >Company: >Address Line 1: >Address Line 2: >City: >State: FL >Zip Code: >Country: Voulsia > >E-mail address: JDLIS1@aol.com >Phone Number: >Fax Number: > >Feedback: > > >What do you think about starting coverage on this stock..CSGC? Last News report: >Classic Series Completes TV Deal With ESPN

To: John Finley who wrote (722)	5/31/1998 4:07:00 PM
From: Frederick Langford	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8798

It's a shame when you stop to think of all the things one could do with the financial gains incurred when there were only one or two stocks and everyone was on the same track. It seems to me the goal, whether long or short term, is to make money. It shouldn't make difference which route one chooses, the end result is financial gain. right? If I make have a ten bagger in 2 days or 2 years, it's still a 10 bagger. Aside from the tax effect, the rest is making money. I don't think Rande was referring to LT holds. Each stock that he mentioned were momo's with good news and many people all following the same dollars. The will always be someone who buys too high, whether its INTEL or a bb. That's the nature of a market. But to say American individualism, cost us money, now that's unamerican! <ggg> Perhaps it's human nature to kill the goose.... Fred