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To: lee kramer who wrote (34589)	4/17/1999 9:51:00 PM
From: bobby is sleepless in seattle	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

re:cnbc Lee, just responding to the general topic of CNBC... While monitoring RT3 charts, several chat boards including Gems, L2 open to several stocks along with the constant of CNBC in the background, I find all to be invaluable, Level 2 being the least of importance... Breaking news, economic indicators, the occasional daytrade/gaptrade playing on Squawk Box and Power Lunch interviews, Maria B.'s preopening updates, Cramer lashing out and burying my WAVO position, Joe K. assisting the runs on the obscure, Mark H. doing his best impression of Jack the Ripper, Ron I. the eternal bear, the guest analysts giving their opinions about the overvaluation of the net sector...all adding to "entertainment" value, not to mention a direct influence on market behavior and my pocketbook...at least it is for me. Yes, CNBC happens to be arguably the most influential medium which the market responds to, and I would like to think the information provided is used to my advantage. And as condescending as they may be with our beloved nets, I can only smile as I watch my portfolio grow at rates I never could have ever imagined.