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To: B.J. Lee who wrote (34181)	1/10/1999 10:23:00 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

>>Would you stop complaining and showing your nervousness about your AMZN purchase? << Let it complain. All it costs is a subscription fee and the balls to see it through. Ps Let's see if it is ready to rumble tomorrow. I am.

To: B.J. Lee who wrote (34181)	1/10/1999 10:27:00 PM
From: reg	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 164684

Can we be sure Jenne is what she say's she is? A nervous neophyte investor who bought much more than 200 shares of AMZN at the top? That's serious money to invest in one stock, so maybe she is not as inexperienced as she leads us to believe. Maybe she has a hidden agenda. In cyber space you can be whatever you want. Even a 25 billion dollar company that has never turned a profit.

To: B.J. Lee who wrote (34181)	1/10/1999 10:37:00 PM
From: GST	Respond to of 164684

Jenne does not sound like a neophyte to me. But they are out there. For example, my parents, who never bought stock directly once in their lives asked me for a 'stock opinion' last spring and I gave them one on a stock. They put half of their net worth in the stock the next morning. They are in their 80s! I asked them what on earth they were doing and they said they just felt so much pressure to get in on all the stock market action, etc. My sweet sister, barely finished high school told me she wanted to invest in the stock market, and then asked 'what is a stock anyway?' 33 million shares last Friday. They are out there.