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To: Martin E. Frankel who wrote (9314)	11/9/1998 12:13:00 AM
From: E. M. Edds	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

"but I thought we agreed not to prognosticate any longer." I do not remember reaching any such agreement with you. I don't feel I have to apologize for being excited about the fact that what I have been waiting for for 5 months is finally near fruition. I enjoy reading of others expectations as they often have better or different insight than I. Sir, I don't criticize you when you pretend to be Peter Lynch and preach "better investing" to the threads. Please don't criticize my entirely harmless posts regarding news that the company's president and CEO have both promised. "Also curious... didn't you post recently that you were now a long-term long? Strange questions to ask then... aren't they?" I very clearly have expressed my financial intentions regarding this stock in posts #9158 and #8910. And no, I don't think it strange to ask questions regarding the content, timing, or effect of PR's from a company. Your condescending attitude, whether to me or MskiHntr or Sean Reiber or . . ., gets a little tiring. I don't remember voting for you for investing czar. I took your obvious reference to me in your lengthy lecture/post earlier and just let it go. Sorry, but I won't be lectured by you twice. First, I am entirely consistent with the intentions I expressed before. Second, how is it any of your damned business anyway? The idea that there is some greater morality in the long-term investor is ridiculous. People invest to make money, and if you can reach your individual goals in a day or a decade, I say more power to you. If you want morality and greater good, volunteer or go to church. I spent my valuable time going over the entire site and taking all errors down. You wrote something along the lines that they were burning the midnight oil this weekend fixing the site. The fact is, the site hasn't changed this weekend one bit, which I pointed out. Sorry. How you decided to make something personal of that, I don't know.

To: Martin E. Frankel who wrote (9314)	11/9/1998 1:45:00 AM
From: cicak	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Marty, your posts regarding long term trading have been beneficial to all. But even a pure long term investor like yourself has shown an interest in day trading in the past .... Message 3797547 But the more important point, we are all here based on our belief that we are on to something big with TSIG. Maybe we ought to save our discussion on the merits of long term trading, day trading, etc. ... for another thread. It's going to be an exciting week. Go TSIG !! Regards, Phil