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To: engineer who wrote (23929)	3/9/1999 1:54:00 PM
From: Jeff Vayda	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

engineer; I will be happy to provide cover fire from the sidelines - lobbing empty beer bottles at anyone threatening the sherry drinking, fatwah calling, pr----g plan standard bearer. Jeff Vayda

To: engineer who wrote (23929)	3/9/1999 2:03:00 PM
From: Bux	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Not a matter of if Q hits $100, but when. EOM.

To: engineer who wrote (23929)	3/9/1999 2:37:00 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 152472

Where to from here? I feel a Fatwah coming on. Heck, daytime already and yous look as though you've been up and at work for ages. No wonder the NZ GNP per capita is wayyyyy below the USA. First we should note that Q! hit $86 way back in 1993 then doubled the number of shares which caused a huge fall in stock price - all the way down to $17 per share. It's sort of what happens with money though it works in reverse - Alan Green$pan doubles the amount of money [or there seems to be twice as much of it around because it moves more quickly with EFTPOS and electronic trading] and that makes the 'stock price' of everything go up; everything that is except nothing actually does because it is all getting cheaper really fast due to the amazing technological progress built into The New Paradigm. So where does the money "go"? It goes into places like Q! Globalstar, Techniclone and hundreds of other creative New Paradigm enhancers. That's after it has gone into the huge Federal Surplus giving Bill Clinton and Congress lots of cash to spend. Those companies make a LOT of money because people in The New Paradigm are busy doing useful things, like building Zenit rockets which crash instead of blowing things up with nukes. They make the ThinPhone and Anita [TM], they cure cancer and billions of people in India, China and maybe even Sudan when they stop playing 'I'm the alpha male', can take an interest in real stuff like Monica and Bill [Clinton - not $ill or Frezza whose glory has faded with the rise of cdmaOne] instead of wondering where their next meal is coming from. That is because The New Paradigm is improving their lives and productivity. So those companies, which is most companies, keep going up in value as the big, bigger, Bigger, BIGGER and BIGGGGGERRRR amount of money, sales and profits just goes on growing. The sky really is the limit. I've been dipping into a book which is very good because it agrees with me. It's called 'Against the Gods'. It goes on about reverting to the mean and all that stuff. More or less confirming what goes up must come down. But they do get it right where they point out that the mean can be a false construct. So when people say that stocks are overvalued and a crash is imminent [which it always is of course, just for fun] it seems as though they should be right but they are forgetting The New Paradigm. When a few chimps started to look a bit less hairy and they found favour with the chimpesses, things never reverted to the mean. It was the start of The New Paradigm in DNA [as far as neurons were concerned]. We never looked back [though some of us have a little residual hair on our shoulders, backs, arms and bums to remind us not to get too carried away just yet with our own likeness to God - who does have a big beard, but that is only in pictures because God is actually created in the image of how we fancy ourselves rather than us being created by the Great Bearded One in HIS [or HER = I prefer females] image]. Similarly for The New Paradigm in stocks; it is a new world. To cut a long story short, $80 was never meant to be some kind of nirvana in Q! stock price. In fact I remain disappointed because Q! is worth Waayyyyyyyyyyyy more than that. But at least people who buy stocks are starting to 'get it'. They will continue to get it as the Q! sales continue to grow hugely over the next 10 years. It has dawned on many, such as $ill Gates, who 'gets it' quite quickly that mobile computers is 'where it's at'. $ill has quickly done something about it with WirelessKnowledge. He could see that Q! would end up with a market capitalization bigger than Intel, Compaq and Microsoft combined. No more the 'PC on every desk and in every home'. He knows it's Anita [TM] in every hand [and people have two hands]. To shorten the story further, I hereby predict $80 as being of historic interest only after today. Just on the time value of money and rate of 'getting it' since July, Q! should now be at $100. So I expect to see Q! at $100 by 31 March 1999. Incidentally, I have now done TWO rounds of golf at 80! Missing a bogey 2 metre putt on the last hole which would normally have gone in. Too much excitement! So my score and Q! have achieved convergence. But the median scores don't quite match yet. Though they are only a whisker apart. With Ericy/Q! convergence not far apart either, The New Paradigm should enter a new realm where golf mean scores and Q! stock price diverge. Sort of like the birth of the universe where, before the Big Black Hole, things were separate, but converging, then convergence happened and all that quarkian magic spun around and everything started being repelled thereby flying apart very quickly and starting a quite interesting New Paradigm. Briefly, to keep the story short, my Graviton Spin Reversal system works in a similar way, [though on a small scale]. Shares still for sale. Send cash, Q! stock or Eudoracoin [TM] to Maurice@Eudoramail.com Mqurice PS: Wheeeeee!!!!!!! Oh, and Dow 16,000 Feb 2002.