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To: Ed Don who wrote (791)	7/21/1998 4:32:00 PM
From: M. Frank Greiffenstein	Respond to of 2752

Unfair... Ed, I think you are way out of line with your comments to Browning. He went through an awful lot of trouble to articulate his reasoning and investment philosophy. Poeple with sour grapes don't write these kinds of posts. Sounds to me like he made out quite well selling out at five. Like all good investors, he alters his investments if their are major changes in the underlying story. He does not kid or fool himself into believing that things will still turn out OK. I happen to agree 100% that the original investment thesis has changed. But where I disagree with Browning is where I think the top is. It is lower than I originally thought, but still high enough to warrant further investment. DocStone

To: Ed Don who wrote (791)	7/22/1998 1:04:00 PM
From: Ron Harvey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2752

<<If you are who I think you are you sold your shares a long time ago at much lower prices and your post represents sour grapes.>> This sort of unthinking response to the person and not to the content is, unfortunately, typical of too many stock message-board responses. Successful investing requires thought, not emotional reflexes. I've never quite understood people who can't grasp that it's against their self-interest to repel information. Yikes!