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To: TheLineMan who wrote (1359)	1/31/1999 10:09:00 PM
From: David Helms	Respond to of 2489

No my friend..... I only make those kind of mistakes once....(buying back into QGLY at $16 after making a nice profit from $8 to $21 only to watch 1/2 of it go down the drain with QGLY to it's recent lows)..... Again, we all try to make money in the market, it's just sad such negativity is bred when the shorts come to town!! Good night... Dave!

To: TheLineMan who wrote (1359)	2/1/1999 8:27:00 AM
From: 007	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2489

I hope the shorts who came on here and tried to scare everyone with falsehoods get what they deserve. I don't like to see anyone lose money, but your ethics are as bad as your strategy. Besides, I have little sympathy for people who take their stock market advice from someone that they know has been fined by the SEC (Anthony@Pacific). Do you really think he is on SI for your benefit? Do you really think his trading is that intelligent? It's stupid to try to make your money by shorting the best performing sector in the history of the stock market. By shorting PRFM, you are placing a short position in the greatest bull market ever, in the greatest performing sector ever, in one of the greatest performing stocks in that sector. (from $.40 to $11 in 3 months - do the math) If you want to make money shorting, wait for a bear market and short the worst performing stock in the worst performing sector. You guys take risks that are foolish and then claim to be intelligent. 007 Long since the mid 3's. Try making that kind of money short.