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To: LANCE B who wrote (2189)	7/26/1998 4:01:00 PM
From: Mr. Forthright	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4028

When I have told anybody to buy or sell a stock? On this I am mostly commenting on the hype that got this thing ignited last week. The people who hyped it are still here and still refuse to answer questions. Why? I am not trying to be right in the end. I am pointing out troubling facts about some of the participants on this thread.

To: LANCE B who wrote (2189)	7/26/1998 5:58:00 PM
From: Janice Shell	Respond to of 4028

what service do you provide to a thread if you still insist on staying on a thread after.....because you enjoy rubbing it in the faces of those who invested and feel like shit....... Speaking only for myself, of course, I really detest people who scam dubious "cancer cures". Got a carcinoma? Step right up, buy 5000 shares, you'll get preferential "medical" treatment, not that we actually have a treatment yet, but NEVER MIND, the shrimp look GREAT!! Beginning to get the picture yet?

To: LANCE B who wrote (2189)	7/26/1998 8:25:00 PM
From: jmt	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 4028

>>>>what service do you provide to a thread if you still insist on staying on a thread after .....because you enjoy rubbing it in the faces of those who invested and feel like shit. <<<< I for one believe the Shell's, Forthright's, Kasha's, Catlady and many other do a great service to investors. The argument has been they enter after the stock has peaked. I would suggest they keep the stock from peaking and minimize new investor losses. The current investors have already bought their ticket. They could get out at anytime. The individuals hyping this stock have taken a position early on and at a low cost basis. They therefore have a certain amount of "supply" to put to the market. The more "demand" that is created by the hype, the higher the price will go. By limiting the demand through solid analysis of the sustainable fundamental values of the company, the price peaks upon their entrance. And what they have accomplished is minimizing the increase in the stock price, and therefore minimizing the profits of the individuals hyping the stock and the losses incurred by new investors at their expense. I for one consider this a service to the investment community, and appreciate their time and efforts. jmt