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To: The Phoenix who wrote (23475)	3/6/1999 3:51:00 PM
From: MMW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 77398

Hi Gary, Thanks for the support. I normally welcome the different opinions, especially those with opposing views since I realize no one can be right all the time. It is a good thing to learn from others after all this is the purpose of discussion. After dealing with Jach for 6 month, I decide to ignore his posts since I do not benefit from any of them. But this guy never stops. One observation I have is the stocks he like, FORE, and the stock he dislike, CSCO, always moves against his will. I am so glad that I got out FORE and reinvested in ORCL, and I am staying long with CSCO. You have done a great service to the stock discussion. I thank you for that. Cheers! Mike

To: The Phoenix who wrote (23475)	3/6/1999 4:52:00 PM
From: Edwarda	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 77398

With a few exceptions among those new to SI, jach is always posting to the wrong person. Occasionally, he does have some worthwhile information to contribute; unfortunately, it is usually so buried in polemic that it hardly seems worth the effort to dig it out. I cannot believe that I succumbed to the temptation to post to him; the thread was altogether too apt for me to resist. Fortunately, I have remained long on CSCO. Unfortunately, I have hung in there with FORE as well. (sigh) However, I am of the opinion that much of the party with CSCO may be in the past for a while and that its performance is likely to prove lackluster for a while if earnings comparisons matter. They may not as the market leadership continues to narrow around the favored few. However, I am wary.