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To: Saul Feinberg Jr. who wrote (10122)	8/20/1998 7:42:00 AM
From: peacelover	Respond to of 42804

Saul, Thanks for your ever thoughtful posts. I am so glad you are still around. You are one voice of intellectual reason that puts pink in his place. I sincerely believe the fabricated lies of the pink has hurt this stock and therein lies my problem with mrvc's management or their supposedly ir firm stapleton? I remember reading a wall st article a long time ago about Dr. Roberto Goiuzetta, the deceased CEO of Coca Cola ( GOD bless his soul) where it mentioned as to how analysts used to fear him, cause he made it a point that everytime one of these bozos spouted something, the CEO personally contacted the analyst by direct correspondence and God help the analyst if he didn't know what he was jabbering about as most of them did not. He made them pay thru sweat and so none dared bs KO. He brought ko from 2 bil to 5o bil during his tenure. He was my idol, the best CEO and I wrote him a letter regarding his handling of the analysts, believe it or not he wrote back on his personal stationary thanking me. I still have his letter. They don't make them like that anymore. I hope I have not bored you, but was trying to make a point that how CEO's dealings and interactions with wall st and investors can make a difference especially so if a co has excellent products like mrvc. That is why I personally think mrvc has arrogant, stubborn, wall st challenged (stupid), imo leaders. Noam, if any of you read this post (which I hope you do), please search the wall st article on Coca Cola's former CEO, you might learn something. Saul, I am glad you are still in this stock. You reason so well and so meaningfully. God bless you. Peace and good luck. peacelover

To: Saul Feinberg Jr. who wrote (10122)	8/20/1998 9:59:00 AM
From: Greg h2o	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42804

re:<i'm still holding mrvc. it's really hard to keep a loser with Dell and Apple reaching new highs> At the risk of making it sound as though you should "chase the dogs", it often makes sense to lighten up on those stocks that are overbought and consider shifting some of that cash to those that are oversold (given there are no new negatives at the oversold company). Of course, I'm not recommending you do such...just a thought. greg