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To: Smart Investor who wrote (110315)	3/19/1999 5:54:00 PM
From: Grant	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Smart, Speaking of ISP's lowering their monthly fees. How does free sound. Check netzero.com . They are growing into met areas and soon to be your neighbor. Can AOL survive this? PE of 100 might be a bit aggressive. Think I'll stay with DELL. Grant

To: Smart Investor who wrote (110315)	3/19/1999 5:58:00 PM
From: edamo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

smart investor...re valuations,perceptions,other absurdities.. the market for years has been driven by illogic...shoot dell for meeting it's analyst number, but not doing as well as its perception.. reward a fed ex for not having as weak as expected earnings slowdown..or an internet company for losing more than the year before, but less than expected... i would like to see an analyst or any of the market pundits, use their own hard earned money, start a business and celebrate every year as they lose more of their money....because someday, someway, the future will turn bright...in a dream world, with infinite dollars, perhaps...but in a real world creditors or the irs won't tolerate year after year loss...revenues, receivables don't grow when expenses outstrip...internets riding high on inflated pricing...aol buy nscp with inflated stock...no cash changing hands...just an upward spiral... not so in dell...flush with cash....revenue and profit growth...more internet sales in a day than the majority of the higher priced internet companies....go figure....ed a. p.s....stock pushers/.smart money/money managers/market timers/street.com/....why are they not able to outperform the indicies??? look at the average turn over ratio of a mutual fund..enough churning to make butter from skim milk...and that's a lot of churning!!!! must be nice to not risk your money...and play with your investors money...