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To: Louis Riley who wrote (2315)	7/28/1998 12:11:00 PM
From: Thomas G. Busillo	Respond to of 3203

Louis, free-lance media critic that I am, this new mouthpiece you've found--Bob Pisani--how does that work? Seriously. I'd love to know the exact mechanics of how your "call" ended up on CNBC. From the moment the 3-6 neurons in your head started firing to the moment Bob Pisani "reported" it. Did CNBC call you thinking "I wonder what Lou Riley thinks about INTC?" Or did you call them? How did this happen? I'm intrigued. I didn't see it, but from the looks of things, it seems to be suspiciously like your "call" on PSFT. Basically you saw something that literally hundreds of thousands of other traders and technicians had already seen (in the case of PSFT - a gap; in the case of INTC - a potential test of an intermediate-term resistance level), that was a blinding case of the obvious (PSFT gaps - duh; INTC set looks like test of ITR - duh), and whereas most people would realize that doesn't warrant a PR, you seem think this is a big deal. That's funny. Lou, you're a funny guy. You amuse me. And yet, you horrify me. Maybe my posting to you is my way of working out this deep internal conflict. It's so very all-consuming, mind you. Ever since your first post, why, I've stopped eating and sleeping. I'm literally wasting away, sitting here, thinking 24 hours a day "that darn Lou!" You're that important. See Lou, I post to you, because I think it's important to slowly rip away the layers of the onion here in public. IMHO, there's not much there. If you don't like people taking a wee-wee on your fantasyworld, then try leaving it and coming back to reality. Good "trading", Tom

To: Louis Riley who wrote (2315)	7/28/1998 3:35:00 PM
From: Leman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3203

Lou Riley i heard you are buying up BMRA please post your reasons

To: Louis Riley who wrote (2315)	8/5/1998 10:14:00 PM
From: Jose Matos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3203

Louie, I'd have to say, you've got balls. Sorry I didn't reply to you earlier. I hadn't come over to this neck of the woods, being that KTEL is acting beautifully. No need to peek in here as often. During the last 2 months, believe it or not, I've had only 3 losing trades out of 47. Not bad I'd say. How about your genius calls? How is EGGS? is at $50 yet? How about ZAP? is it $40 yet? And how is PSIX? is it $30 yet? And KTEL, just $44 to to to get to your $100 target (pre-split). Considering your winning record, you've really gone out on a limb with your "report" that INTC has upside potential. Why not get really wild and crazy and recommend that little computer company that's doing so-so. You know- DELL. Or maybe that other tiny software company, what the name Micro- Something or other. You've lost all credibility (assuming you ever had any) and to reach out to CNBC and Bob Pisani, just shows you're like a kid crying for attention. Bye Bye. Jose ================================================== Your witty message to me and Thomas: Jose and Thomas - I guess you missed me on CNBC again yesterday. Bob Pisani reported my call of a breakout in INTC over $85. Good luck with your obsession problem. Too bad you guys can't channel that energy into a more constructive pastime - like making money...