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To: JusTheBeginning who wrote (5300)	2/1/1999 11:56:00 PM
From: Kevin	Respond to of 11417

8 3/8 was yesterdays' close (eom)

To: JusTheBeginning who wrote (5300)	2/2/1999 12:10:00 AM
From: Trippi	Respond to of 11417

Norman -- my inane response was to the even more inane -- give me ten good reasons post -- it was a joke -- I'm sorry I was so flipant -- but it just struck me as a little out of line for someone to come in out of nowhere and demand 10 reasons like the rest of us were cyberservants. There are very solid people here -- many found the company long before I did -- which means they are either smarter or luckier than me -- or both . put Marty in your search Box at the bottom of the thread and read his stuff its great. I think I have a couple that lack the hyperbole that you distain. You also need to remember that many found this company and have just seen it multiply their initial investment 3, 4 even 10 times for some in virtually a 7 or 8 day period -- so yeah you might see some exuberence here -- they have a right to that -- you're the one that needs to decide if its irrational exuberence or if its the real thing. Most of the stuff on the company from a fundamentals basis screams loser -- to look at this company you have to believe that we are in the middle of a radical change in how commerce and content will be transacted --then only that WAVX is positioned to make that change possible and indeed lead the way. The dots are all out there. Intel's vision of 1 billion "trusted PC's" is not hyperbole. The Nasdaq listing matters-- its not hyperbole -- neither is having HP as a partner -- or RSA -- and neither is pointing out the fact that someone is accumulating the stock. Trippi