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To: Lee Lichterman III who wrote (18482)	12/19/1998 1:24:00 PM
From: dennis michael patterson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

I used to trade both KEA and CHRZ. I sold CHRZ the day of the earnings report when it gapped up above 50 and never saw that price again. A friend of mine failed to follow my advice and held on. You know what happened. KEA is a great company. I love their software. The problem is that this game is as much a matter of financial sociology as it is fa and ta. The managers just don't want to be in the next DDIM or Viasoft. As for AMZN, it's nuts. I'll be nuts all the way up. Looking at Mary Meeker on the cover of Barrons only serves to underscore this! And now the question is "what next." I note that Chris McClennan Market report is excerpted in Barrons--- they see BIG up moves coming. I have been fully invested in the TR Price Tech fund for the last 10 days. This fund is amazing-- it was DOWN 20 percent for the year in September-- now it is UP 30 percent for the year. I love this fund. In my retirement account this is my favorite play. Every time I make 10 percent I sell 1/2 because, invariably, there is a correction. This has served me well.