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To: ROSARIO who wrote (3575)	6/28/1998 7:37:00 PM
From: Pody	Respond to of 43774

ROSARIO I think PRWT will hold strong. I think we are heading in the right direction.. But as with any BB you never know, because of the actual filings. As for TMEX... give it a day or two. I can get in just fine using IE4. Also it takes a day or two to get on there to post, and once you get on setup your email notification. I just recently joined also, I have really not formed an opinion of TMEX yet. I havent followed his picks to a tee, but one problem I see with TMEX, which i will have to agree with a previous post is that: He gets in on a stock, then emails out a notification to his members, then 15-20 mins later tells the public on SI. Then we HE (import HE) gets out he emails everyone etc. So its not really a true investment club per say. But I plan to follow some of his picks for a few months and a couple of others, then make up my mind as to whom to trust more....... pody

To: ROSARIO who wrote (3575)	6/28/1998 8:47:00 PM
From: LegalBeast	Respond to of 43774

Rosie ... When are you going to learn that credibility is like virginity: You only lose it once, and yours has been lost for a long time. You say that you did DD over the weekend? And what, pray tell, was that? Perhaps looking into your crystal ball, or pig entrails, or did you maybe sacrifice a lamb? Maybe tarot cards? You can naysay as much as you want, but the fact that a stock responds positively to the positive actions of its corporate managers does not mean that once the price increases that it must come back down. Granted, your stated purpose is to get it down so that you can buy in at a lower price, but to will it down on the results of tea leaves is ubsurd. This stock is going up and you would do much better to just get on board and ride than to blast it hoping to get on board at a lower price. Like I asked you last week: You just don't get it, do you?