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To: Amsterdam who wrote (2495)	9/6/1998 8:43:00 AM
From: Edward F. Horst Jr.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3033

Fund managers have dropped many small caps from their portfolios decimating prices. I believe they are wrong! I also thank them for the opportunity to invest in about 10 companies which a potential double or triple stocks in next 1-2 years. All the money on the sidelines can either return to re-bloat large caps or money managers will be forced to recognize the best valuations which exist in small and mid caps. Fund managers are simply going to have to work harder and broaden their horizons. IRA and 401k's have suffered significant loses recently riding this large cap restricted elevator. Wake up Wall Street--liquidity is a lame excuse, since you have caused it in small and mid caps! Companies which are growing and have significant cash positions are selling for a fraction above cash value, with single digit P/E's. Do your own research and don't be swayed by the "experts". They'll be back as the necessary momentum players to drive the stocks we had confidence in. Cheers!