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To: ed doell who wrote (342)	2/1/1999 10:08:00 PM
From: Lou Farrell	Respond to of 1591

I love this stock - good product, smart management, low float. Got in at 2.50, doubled up at 5.00, enjoyed the run-up. But I sold it all today near the close on my gut feelings. Time to take my profits for now. Regards to all

To: ed doell who wrote (342)	2/1/1999 10:42:00 PM
From: rbarsom	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1591

Hey all. Just got back from the bowl. A diehard Patriots fan so I skipped the game and went right to the parties. But have to admit even as a lurker of sorts I have missed the comments on this thread. I use the software to communicate with my son in Boston. Saves on phone calls and lets me avoid my X. So of course it looked like a winner. I WOULD NOT WANT TO BE SHORT THIS STOCK. It looks like the person that took them out at $5.50 is now caught short. What I mean is that because these firms need not report, many "bankers" take stock and then flip it to a another house at a discount. The other house starts shorting to capture the difference. The smart "bankers" used to short right along with them. My idea is this has now changed and that we(Internet Stock Traders) will decide which way this stock goes. Heard there were 1.5 million short.