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To: John Harton who wrote (3331)	7/27/1998 12:43:00 PM
From: tommy gunn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11051

John. You are more than welcome here!! Our founder IT is on sabbatical right now. However I know he looks in. A new infusion of blood will be go for us all!! Again welcome & post away! tg

To: John Harton who wrote (3331)	7/27/1998 4:52:00 PM
From: Jurgen Trautmann	Respond to of 11051

John, welcome here! I'm interesting to analyse and discuss your theory asap, and I'm sure, I will not be the only one. For today (better tonight, it's 22:45 here in Holland) - it was a hard (but happy) day for me - I'm just too tired. However, obviously it's a great pleasure that you've find the way over here and I hope for some interesting ideas from you. Hope you all had a great day too?! Tomorrow more? Happy trading! Jury

To: John Harton who wrote (3331)	7/27/1998 9:59:00 PM
From: Berney	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11051

John, Re: "membership 'til death" Yours or SI's <g> I think you will enjoy this little corner of SI -- our sandbox. Let me add my voice to those that say welcome. As you undoubtedly noticed as a lurker, as I did before you, here you will find a unique blend of investment sytles and geographic diversity. For me, It has represented a great place to share ideas -- Synectic. Your style reminds me a lot of Warren Buffett's investment style. Now if he starts buying PFE ... I'm leaving on a 1 1/2 week trip this weekend and it is always painful to get out of the office. But then, I have carted 6 bags of trash out of the office as I've been looking for things. Probably should go on trips more often. I'd have a neater office. Again, Welcome. Berney

To: John Harton who wrote (3331)	7/28/1998 1:30:00 AM
From: smolejv@gmx.net	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11051

John: add SAP and CSCO to MTPM roster. Wellcome on this ship of fools DJ

To: John Harton who wrote (3331)	7/29/1998 7:13:00 AM
From: Jurgen Trautmann	Respond to of 11051

John, I would propose 4 more groups: OTM, OOT, MTPCM, LU and 2S2E$ 1)Over the mountain - companies with decreasing resumes and increasing numbers of excuses like INTC (increasing energy-consumption, weight and size of CPU's instead the power) 2)Out of trend - all the world burns his stinking sportshoes but NKE thinks it's a question of price (more probably hula-hoop will boom this year) 3)Machines that print counterfeid money - companies producing products which cannot fulfill the promised purpose like PFE. (you cannot change a frustrated wife to a loveful one just eating blue pills.) 4)Living undeads - companies with products nobody pays a cent for like YAHOO (23800 links without one single you was searching for) 5)Too stupid to earn money - you have the by far best position but cannot make profit: worldchampion BA (proofing that military structures are the most inefficient organisation-system of all) The winner of the bowl is ORACLE. This seems to me the optimum-short-candidate. My provocating opinion: They produce absolute yesterday-products for senior-homes. Only COBOL is more oldfashioned. They cannot provide true working business-solutions. All they still can cash in comes from old, very old customers. Happy trading! Jury