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To: exhon2004 who wrote (78403)	11/12/1998 12:04:00 AM
From: Lucretius	Respond to of 176387

Hey, I'll be the first one to tell ya that EBAY is beyond tulip territory, I'm just saying if you want to play that speculative game... EBAY is better than INTC. EBAY has no eanrings or fundamentals to hold it back. INTC has to answer to reality. that's all I am saying. BY NO MEANS am I rec'ing buying EBAY. I don't even think most of these internut co's will even be around ina couple years. INTC is a fine co, just not worth what gulli-bulls are willing to pay for it. Tell me which makes more sense.. paying 30 times earnings for a co w/ declining earnings and declining margins (throw in: let's run it to new all-time highs too) or paying 600 times earnings and just praying that it goes higher? Seems the smae type insanity to me. EBAY just makes bigger moves both up and down. if I was a younger man and had a propensity to trade, I'd short the internuts all day, but alas... I am not that brave. the nurse says I have to go to sleep now and take my pills, so till tomorrow (GGG) -Luc