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To: stockid who wrote (1156)	2/2/1999 11:16:00 PM
From: Stitch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2282

StockKid, The post you list in your last is an apt analysis except that I do not see a pop in this one for the time frame mentioned except for an unforseen force coming into play. There could be some sector switching to buoy things a bit. But there are many sectors that are undervalued now and I agree that there will be some increasing worries about internut valuations. But I also expect technology stocks to post decent earnings in the next round of reports. All in all I really think this is an "accumulate" pick. Thanks always for your great contributions. Very helpful. Best, Stitch

To: stockid who wrote (1156)	2/3/1999 12:05:00 AM
From: Fredman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2282

your response #2 makes me sick: i've heard the double-bottom, triple-bottom, quad-bottom, quintuple-bottom, and about every other EXCUSE for a 'bottom' you can imagine, and your response #3 - as you would say - 'Duh' - do you think they would forecast a loss well before it (would) come out on an annual or quarterley report ? Think about it - 'uhhhh, yeah, we foresee a loss in the 2nd qtr of this year'. Gee, what would predicting a loss 'before its' time' do to the stock ? will they post a loss ? i doubt it, but...... I personally don't know what it takes to run an Oil company, and i don't expect any of us on this thread do, either. GLM IS a great buy - even at 8 3/16, as the upside potential far outweighs the downside potential, but i do expect to see mid-7's, but like all of you, i could be wrong. The big question is, do you want to tie up capital here, or swing for a homerun on another (tech) stock until the OSX turns back around ?? Just my opinions, of course.