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Technology Stocks : Network Solutions (NSOL) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Smart Investor who wrote (477)	3/23/1999 5:09:00 PM
From: AGORA	Respond to of 1377

Worried about this dip? Look at this MSFT 1 yr chart for comfort. quote.yahoo.com We count 4 separate dips in the last year, with almost all at 20% correction and lasting between 2-8 weeks. Yet, MSFT managed to climb from $80-$175. Imagine what all those MSFT holders who sold on dips are now thinking! Not only did they lose money outright, they also failed to participate in the uptrend. NSOL is just as dominant within it's industry as MSFT is withing software. NSOL will continue to grow at incredible pace for the next 5 years so there is never any reason to sell on a dip. For those of you who argue competition, our reply is this will result in annual growth of 70% as opposed to 100%. Not a bad problem to have. We would all like to have taken some bigger trading profits on half of our positions but you can't have everything. In our opinion, investors who hold are guaranteed a return to $300 ($150 post-split). In the short term, MSN Money has a target of $400 for Dec '99 and $700 for Dec '2000. More importantly, investors who put away this stock for the next 5 years will no longer have a mortgage. Every $100 today will be worth anywhere between $700-$1,500 in 2004. Count on it. Regards, AGORA Let us help you become a better investor agoracorp.com