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To: Warner Buffett who wrote (366)	3/15/1999 4:36:00 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1197

When the last bear covered, things tend to fall. <g> $30? Well, the AM printed all over, with a few 23+. C.

To: Warner Buffett who wrote (366)	3/15/1999 4:45:00 PM
From: john w. toigo	Respond to of 1197

To Thread: Congrats to all (longs and shorts) on open discussion today without the usual BS. I was in this at 5.5 when it was JFAX. Sold today at 19 plus and then shorted at 20. Insider selling in Feb/99 under 6.0 tells the story of the fundamentals IMO. I Like the company long term after a correction to fill the gap between 12 and 14. I'm not convinced that the model is proprietary, but clearly it's a net application that has some intrigue. I'm just not sure if it's a killer application. If everyone buying today is so smart, where were they months ago when this was all positioned before the run up. I know we've got day traders in there these last few days, but this looks like a market top to me. Time will tell. Good luck to all. By the way, the strong close is typical of the buying action these days - not really fundamental. I don't think the shorts have been squeezed - I know I haven't.