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To: Steve Yuan who wrote (32026)	12/31/1998 6:32:00 PM
From: KeepItSimple	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

Let me see if I understand- if there is bad news then it is good for the internet stocks, and if there is good news it is good for the internet stocks. If there is no news, it is still good. I suppose if all the execs of Amazon, AOL, and Yahoo were killed in a spectacular bus crash on the way to a casino in new jersey, these stocks would double the next day? And william, don't even try to tell me there was significant profit taking in the top-tier net stocks this week. You sound like the person who calls a 3 hour blip that is instantly retraced a "correction." A correction will be when these flying pigs are cut by 75% or more. >The bad media coverage is actually good for stocks next monday. It should cushion >the impact of profit-taking next monday.