To: tonyt who wrote (17008 ) 1/5/1999 5:56:00 PM From: oldcrow Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 27307
>>"Most Internet stocks are so overvalued that a steep drop is inevitable and may have begun, Berry said. He sees Yahoo! falling to 175 a share, America Online down at 102 and Amazon.com dipping to 75 a share within the first quarter."<< ...dawn had found the tiring grizzlies breathing a sigh of relief, the gunfire had eased and for the time being the relentless hounds could not be heard. From across the valley came whimpers of pain, undoubtedly other bears in a similar plight. Overall, the morning was rather uneventful, the grizzlies had yet to free themselves but clutched dearly to the hopes that they would find a solution other than continued self-mutilation. Afternoon brought the return of gunfire and more anxiety to the exhausted grizzlies...the hideous sounds of other dying bears began to fill the air, yet again. A determined pair of blood hounds began to methodically make their way toward the trapped grizzlies... more gunfire...now much closer than ever before...additional hounds could be heard, this time from the ridge above....fear began to engulf the great grizzlies...a feeling of hopelessness began to enter their once proud and stubborn minds. ...then they heard it...from high atop the peaks of Mt CBS Marketwatch. The most awesome roar of defiance imaginable...this titan of grizzlies was probably the fiercest in the land..a true herculean mammoth of fury.... ...the bellowing roar came again...this time with a different tone...a tone of...of...immense terror!! ...the king grizzly was trapped!! All four feet held in place by the vice grips of steel. The thunderous roars of defiance and disbelief continued...but the hunters closed in....and the dogs closed in...and the traps held fast... ...and there, high atop Mt CBS Marketwatch...one of the greatest Grizzlies (Berry) in the land, began to tremble... ....dusk rolled across the hills...and with it a sense of impending doom for bears of all kinds... (to be continued)