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To: Lee N who wrote (11013)	1/6/1999 9:18:00 PM
From: the gator	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16988

I understand if you read my previous posts you will see I am far from a "diehard supporter" and one of the most beloved critics of Tom G for the past seven years now. I am losing money we all are but as has been put to me many, many times we are all in it and like it or not we have to hope for the best and keep our eyes open. JP sounded positive I believe what he says, are we out of the woods , hell no but what choice do we have? I am trying to put a happy face on and give it one more shot but if I am lied to again or decieved-------

To: Lee N who wrote (11013)	1/7/1999 12:44:00 AM
From: Hawkmoon	Respond to of 16988

Lee, What many people do if they believe in a company, but found themselves paying too much for the stock at first, they will buy an equal position at the lower price and use their previous position as a tax loss. You'll have to decide for yourself if this company can pull it off fundamentally or not. But what this market has been teaching me over the years is that the stock price often doesn't adequately reflect a company's potential. Some are tremendously undervalued, while others are bubbles waiting to burst. But Baron Rothschild said it best when he stated "buy when their is blood in the streets". And from what I've seen happen to this stock in the past 6 months, I feel like I've been witness to the destruction of a bloodbank in an earthquake. Someone is hammering this stock for whatever reason. But eventually they will either finish what they set out to achieve, or they will be hammered by news that can't be ignored. Regards, Ron