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To: OtherChap who wrote (14401)	8/23/1998 3:13:00 PM
From: Bill Harmond	Respond to of 164684

>>Do you realize you have posted to the amazon board over seventy times in the last 6 days? I once studied to be a missionary, and anyway, it's too hot outside (one reason I didn't become one!). You can never say I didn't try to save your collective heathen butts. And what do I get for my effort? Names! Ridicule! Sarcasm! >>Your outlook is the same as always- "Don't worry, be happy, amazon will go up forever- because we can ASSUME that in the future amazon will sell every product on earth so we of course add that ASSURED revenue to the stock price. I didn't post that. I've always known San Diego State "students" are too busy partying to learn to read. Are you the SDS"U" guy from the Netscape thread years ago? :) >>We ALL know that amazon is the current favorite of the momo scam artists... This and the rest of your post is completely (and painfully) over the top...

To: OtherChap who wrote (14401)	8/23/1998 5:55:00 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

Oc<Face it- we all KNOW why the stock has gone up. Outright manipulation by some deep pocketed players. That's it. Nothing else.> Well not exactly. Amazon.com happened to get labeled as an Internet play and took off with the rest of them. So I don't think we can label Amzn as the only internet stock that went "Way beyond the savvy investors wildest dreams ". Now what does make Amzn unique is, other than Aol, no other Internet stock has hemorrhaged so much bottom line losses. Amzn is no Aol, but I have a feeling going forward that Aol will buy them, Albeit @ a lower price per share (imho). Don't trust me on that.