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To: epicure who wrote (21251)	4/10/1999 6:56:00 PM
From: accountclosed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71178

so who are the they on that thread that get bearish. I know that about a month ago, Bill hueb got very bearish. GZ seems to get bearish for all of a day or two, once a month. I don't really follow that thread that often. Scanning it I see you on the thread, Luc (perma-bear), vitas, haim, yogi. I do see that vitas is quite bearish lately. I don't know haim or yogi as well.

To: epicure who wrote (21251)	4/10/1999 10:11:00 PM
From: nihil	Respond to of 71178

Its very simple. The internut owners sell theirs and use the proceeds to buy new ones. I think I've made enough on AOL, ATHM, and AMZN to annoy my children thoroughly so I'm dumping some and I'll start on the B's. Don't know when I'll get to YHOO. If you can rotate in the right order, you can make a lot of money in these things. I've already recovered what I put in originally and invested it in SUNW -- something good and safe. Reminds me of a story. A man was walking down the street and picked up a silver dollar on the ground (very old story). Being as he was in Las Vegas he walked into the nearest casino and put it in a slot. Jackpot. He took the proceeds to Craps, won six straight passes, then to roulette. He piled all his winnings on #25, the ball landed on 26. He went home. His wife asked him how is day went. He said "I found a dollar but I gambled it away."