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To: ahhaha who wrote (6944)	3/27/1999 3:01:00 AM
From: KW Wingman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29970

Hello Ahhaha Please try to forget about the dumping phase of your game for a short time. I would like to talk about the pumping phase of your game. I am interested in having you explaining your forecast for a stock price of $28,000 per share. When do you expect ATHM to reach this value? If you have revised your target what is your current long range target? This is a test of your fast fading credibility. You wrote: <You and others here would prefer to yak about me rather than the issues I raise.> I for one am not talking about you. I have been trying to point out some of the problems in your logic. You do not debate a single point. You do not respond, you just write another big string of non related BS containing many controversial points. I want to talk about your $28,000 price target, that is not about you. I do not like pump and dump type operations. IMO, they are basically dishonest and immoral. You appear to have taken on a tmex pump and dump persona. I don't like the way Tmex operates. He may be successful (in his own way) by fleecing his lemmings for a large fee. Tmex never admits he is wrong. He does make plenty of statements claiming his success. I say this because I find it very hard to believe that someone can forecast a stock price of $28,000 and then go bearish with the stock price at $150 without being a pumper and dumper. Others have asked you to explain this inconsistency. You have ignored them. Please disclose the apparent flip flop in your position. Regards, Wingman

To: ahhaha who wrote (6944)	3/27/1999 7:17:00 AM
From: Educator	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29970

Ahhaha- You said, "ATHM could have the greatest future of all time as I have often expressed in the past, but because those expectations are slowly developing or not materializing, or even retreating, there is substantial and growing risk in the shares." Would you further elaborate on "slowly developing or not materializing, or even retreating?" Are you referring to their growing pains regarding installation? Or the lack of a RR and ATHM merger at this time? If not, please explain. You also seem to indicate that Comcast is going with RR rather than ATHM as a result of the recent merger. What info. do you have that suggests they will do this? I have tried to read posts carefully, but admit I am have missed this. Educate me please. Ed

To: ahhaha who wrote (6944)	3/27/1999 10:38:00 AM
From: Neal davidson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29970

I am ragging on you because you are spewing garbage, with only a little value thrown in. That is all I am going to write, as Educator has convinced me that I (and others) should leave personal attacks off this thread. Neal p.s. You said "You are here because of price action alone." That is absolutely untrue. I am a beneficiary of the price action.

To: ahhaha who wrote (6944)	3/27/1999 11:20:00 PM
From: Ron Dior	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29970

Ahhaha and Ainsworth, personally I think you two gentlemen are over analyzing this whole thing. You keep finding all of these incriminatory reasons why not to buy or rather why ATHM is over valued. You can argue up and down about all of the technical and financial reasons why ATHM could come tumbling off of its highs. But in reality, for every one of your negative arguments their are also positive reasons why it will not. It comes down to a your opinion my opinion 50/50 draw when you try to analyze it on those terms. You can't over analyze a stock like this or you will drive yourself crazy. First of all this is basically a net stock in sheep clothing, so that in itself should send up a red flag when trying to analyze the stock price or movement in a typical fashion. Secondly, nobody cares about the so called unknown risks that you speak about revealing to everyone, because obviously this stock has been trading on unknown everything from day one (earnings, customers, glitches, competition, etc..) and yet it still goes up. So I say with a stock like this one you need to KISS it. Keep It Simple Stupid(no offense). Simply put, ATHM is going up and will continue to go up because it is the next link in the chain for connection to the world wide web. It is very obvious that it is the leader in what will be the next standard. Everyone that I have spoken with or have seen, who tries ATHM says they will never go back to a standard phone modem. I am sure that this is not just a phenomenon with the people I know. I am sure that most will feel the same way. That is why they have an overwhelming amount of inquiries and sign ups going on all across the country. This is just the beginning of a new era in web history. AOL, YHOO, AMZN all took off for the exact same reasons. All had many unknowns and there wasn't an analyst on the planet that said they were good investments, but they all went up, up and away. ATHM is at today, where they were 3 years ago. So you two can analyze as much as you want, and dig up as much information as you want too, but neither one of you can change the fact this is a freight train waiting to devour any shorts in its path. While it will have its down days, I would only suggest you buy into the weakness. Sorry if this sounds to simplified for your elevated ego's, but sometimes common sense can be a very powerful opponent for a high IQ. Live and learn. By the way Ainsworth, you are showing your ignorance when you make a statement about someone only having 100 shares and being up $1000. You don't always know whom you are speaking with or about, so you might want to keep foolish statements like that to a minimum. Ron Dior