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To: ahhaha who wrote (6802)	3/25/1999 10:55:00 PM
From: KW Wingman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29970

Hello Ahhaha, From what I can tell, you seem to be doing fairly well on your own. What information on the company are you missing and why are you expecting to get it from me? I doubt if I can supply you anything that will be all that new to you. IMO, Lack of raw data input is not your problem. I believe you have enough of what it takes to form a good opinion but your logic/descision making processor (hardware or software) is somehow faulty. It appears that you make an observation and immediately form a conclusion. You then treat that opinion as if it were an indisputable fact,inscribed in stone rather than just your opinion (which BTW is often wrong). your typical facts are such as 1) We are in a bear market. 2) ATHM is going to gap down 20 points tomorrow (day after tomorrow.) 3) An addition you have a never ending, all encompassing list of fools in fact; Greenspan is a fool, Barfsdale is a fool, Gates is a fool, Case is a fool, etc ... and any other party you disagrees with, is of course, a not only a fool, but a stupid, lowly worm fool. <:} It might help if you would when viewing the world, the economic situation and ATHM's near term prospects, it may help if you first try to remove the dark grey pessimism filter from your bifocals. Yes I would like to learn more about economics I find it very interesting. There is a lot I don't know about how economic factors relate to each other and to the big picture. The scary part is that I'm inclined to believe that nobody really understands that whole intricate economic situation. If this is true (and even if it is not), someone or something may screw up the economy and you may be ultimately correct in your doom and gloom forecast. There are a few ex LTC hedge fund managers, two Nobel prize winners and a few other so called experts on the subject (such as yourself) who could stand to sit in economics class with with me too. <:} I have a news flash for you; You do not have all the answers and you are often wrong like all the rest of us are. What is really important is that when all is said and done, my big picture conclusions will be at least as accurate as yours. I believe that I understand current events and world history better than you do. I believe I can do better than 98% of Americans on a IQ test and in general knowledge in those areas I have mentioned. I have a problem solving background and a fully functional logic processor. In addition, I am not hampered by a pessimism filter in front of my eyes. Therefore, IMO, the bottom line is that I understand the big picture better than you do. So I say Greenspan did just the right thing at the right time - three .25% cuts in rates, and you say the Fed was foolish for doing it. Other than that what info are you talking about? Regards, Wingman