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To: Mark Fowler who wrote (17009)	9/12/1998 4:21:00 PM
From: llamaphlegm	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

Mark: If you want to get into a pissing contest about amzn press coverage, you keep posting columns by seniorita ditzball, and I'll post all the link to the over 50 negative articles over the past 3 or 4 weeks written by the likes of, take a deep breath now, the street.com NYT's WSJ Barrons Smart Money Kiplingers Business Week The Red Herring CBS Marketwatch ... there are others, but I can't be bothered checking my archives now. As for you, Mr. william, my friend, does it occur to you that the best way to check the depth of your belief in amzn is NOT to read the report of the company's primary investment bank (which by the way still has a price target below the current stock price -- don't worry, I'll not bother posting all the wquotes from the Meeker report in which she clearly implies that the stock price has gotten ahead of itself (you are impressive william, leaping, and i do mean leaping, to specualtive conclusions which meeker herself comes nowhere near making)) but is, to read the reports of other bankers -- start with Jonathan Cohn, Merrill's All Star (according to Institutional Investors) tech analyst -- just take a day and get out of your perma-bull mindset and read it and may the best case argument for why amzn will get destroyed -- playing devil's advocate is a great intellectual exercise -- I really do try it every so often with a couple of friends, in the hopes of avoiding losing money by growing compacent with my own view. LP