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To: trenzich who wrote (3056)	6/8/1998 12:44:00 AM
From: BlueIce	Respond to of 5743

TVL has been volatile just like many speculative companies. Sure, it's lost value between January and now, but it also surged tremendously during a few months last year too. The $2000 an investor put in a year ago is worth about $2000 now. That same amount invested a few years ago would be worth $6000. In general, once you've done your research and decide to invest, a good rule is to keep your money invested in a company for at least three years to let management carry out its business. This is a good rule for V-chip investments too. For people who invested this past January, they should keep their investment through the year 2001 or longer. By then, the V-chip and V-chip companies should be favourably positioned according to their long-term business plans. Have a nice day.