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To: HG who wrote (5486)	3/10/1999 2:34:00 AM
From: neverenough	Respond to of 19700

Thought this was rather interesting, Intel is the second largest institutional owner of CMGI as of the first of the year. Over 2 million shares. CMGI Inc. NASD : CMGI Sector: Financial Industry: Misc. Financial Services Top Five Institutional Holders Rank Institutional Name Report Date Position 1 FMR CORPORATION (FIDELITY MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH CORP) 12/31/98 4,180,000 2 INTEL CORPORATION 12/31/98 2,012,008 3 GRUBER & MCBAINE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 12/31/98 1,352,250 4 SCUDDER KEMPER INVESTMENTS, INC. 12/31/98 1,143,844 5 CITIGROUP INC. 12/31/98 1,103,456 Glossary of financial terms.

To: HG who wrote (5486)	3/10/1999 9:49:00 AM
From: badon518	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19700

funny you should mention that. yes, i did have to invest a (large) chunk of my inheritance in a zillion shares of dmph (domestic peace and harmony). i already have a substantial stake in dmph to the point where it literally affects my entire life. it doesn't lend itself either to day trading or to short selling. so when the "opportunity" came to invest more, well, i couldn't easilt refuse. my post was probably ambiguous about what i did with the leftovers. none of it is going into critical path, although i've got some other funds to play aorund with. i have put a chunk of the residue in cmgi, and for now the rest in cash until i find some other companies that i like and understand (i'm looking at biotechs that specialize in gene therapies, they all look promising but then you see where their products are and where they're not and suddenly it looks dimmer. it's that darn level III testing that gets them every time. but i'm still learning over there. sorry this is so long. eom