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To: Ted Gregg who wrote (300)	2/1/1999 4:28:00 PM
From: Bo Le	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2220

I sold 200 shares JBOH today, which is very very small part of my holding. The reason I sell is not for profit but I like it to keep move up. You know, every time I sell something, it just keep going up. I have no question this will remain true. It's a time tested true. So enjoy good week/month coming ahead. Congradulation to all. BL

To: Ted Gregg who wrote (300)	2/1/1999 10:10:00 PM
From: Cleo	Respond to of 2220

I have no clue tomorrow in terms of how far ... but I do believe it will be up at least a point or two some time during the day. And I would not be suprised to see it test 10 tomorrow (but that's being pretty wildly optimistic.) Regrettably, I sold my position too early today and ended up buying back in at over 5. The volume and movement was just too strong and relentless to pass it up. In fact, I couldn't keep up with it ... kept putting in limit orders at or above the ask, and by the time they got in they were already passed up. Seems like the quotes were delayed a bit too, and that didn't help. Now that it is over five, some of the big guys will probably come in. I don't know ... doubling in a day is too much ... but it'll probably be strong again tomorrow. This is nothing like the last time it spiked to 4 1/2 and then fell back. Just look at the volume this time. Incredible. Congratulations to all longs. If anyone is short at this point my admiration for your strength of conviction... and also my sincerest sympathy. I mean it ... I'd hate to be short this stock tomorrow morning. Good luck all.