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To: acyberguy who wrote (544)	7/9/1998 1:18:00 PM
From: Earl Falwell	Respond to of 2452

acyberguy, Trade what is comfortable for you. I have invested in what I feel is a solid play and could sell 1/2 now for more than a double. I did not buy for that reason. We all choose whats best for us. Earl

To: acyberguy who wrote (544)	7/9/1998 1:47:00 PM
From: Cavalry	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2452

What would you do with the money you get from selling half. Invest elsewhere, wait for pullback buy savings bonds? Just remember the game of musical chairs or musical stocks if you like. Sometimes the music stops and you have to stay in your seat for a while. Better make sure you like the seat you're in just in case you have to stick around a while. To me TCBG will be best seat in house for long time to come. PS forget about todays price up or down Either it goes up and i feel wealthier or it goes down and i can buy more at a better price. either way i win. P.S Just remember it ain't over till the fat lady sings TCBG is at $35. Cavalry

To: acyberguy who wrote (544)	7/9/1998 2:32:00 PM
From: Jaste	Respond to of 2452

I am not a newbie to trading, however I am obviously unwilling to forgo the $125.00 for membership here when I feel it's entirely unnecessary. Unnecessary largely due to the fact that most of the stocks talked about here are OTC's which I normally avoid completely. Up until now of course. I have a portfolio comprised of basically your typical blue chippers, and then there's TCBG. In my opinion, this stock is not your typical BB and goes against all logic out there that dictates you sell half and ride free. I'm not hyping here, (truthfully, I'm just really damn excited) but this philosophy would of course apply to any BB stock out there with the exception of TCBG (and at one point in time MIDL which I almost bought into). It climbs steadily every day and may scale back once in a while, but in the end you have to recognize that you have essentially boarded a train which is going to travel far. Their patented technology is going to revolutionize the drink industry and that is why you see the large co.'s you do expressing interest and inevitably signing deals. Let the MM's have their fun with this for the time being. I know I'm confident enough in the co. that I will receive a really decent return on my money. This indeed in a no brainer. You have to decide what your confidence level is in this.