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To: Harold who wrote (4269)	2/5/1999 12:55:00 AM
From: Bruce A. Brotnov	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6445

Harold, I must confess that I know very little about the "stocks like this" as they depend on story and I'm a fundamental growth and chart guy. The chart looks fine and the story sounds good, but it is a function of psychology that is more dependent on how the internet stocks are doing on a day to day basis. It certainly has hooked up with a popular stock but the proof is in the results. Not much help but watching the staying power, esp in negative market may tell you more about the stock than a sophisticated analysis. If I owned I would probably hold a while just to see. <G> I understand a few stocks without earnings that I have followed for quite a while (RMII, PSIX, USWB, & AMEN) but these are the only ones that are related to internet and have little or no earnings. Sorry I'm not much help on NAVR - you probably know a lot more about it and what it will probably do than me. As the market gets weaker the greater the likelihood of internets giving in to some pretty heavy profit taking. Bruce

To: Harold who wrote (4269)	2/5/1999 2:34:00 PM
From: Bruce A. Brotnov	Respond to of 6445

Carl, looks like news on NAVR was enough to push it up today. Congrads. I am getting a boost from TTWO and in the portfolios UNFY is up again and I bought NDB, newly added to Poormans database, with an 8 rating and picked it up at 26 1/2 this morning and it is near 30 now. Overall market seems to be recovering and DOW in a narrow trading range. Put out support level for Nasdaq at 2345 and it only went to 2346 and lower up trend line for DOW at 9250 but it stopped above that at 9276, but the day isn't over. I would like to see DOW finish above 9300 today as the good job numbers have the street in a bit of a worry. Bruce Bruce