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To: William Hunt who wrote (23469)	4/19/1999 4:42:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Respond to of 27012

Hello Bill. Re: I don't understand. That makes 2 of us. I admit that I thought that some of the internets went a bit to high too fast but what's happening in the last cpl of days, I don't know. When AOL takes a tumble like this just because a Mutual fund lightens up a bit. Fidelity still has the same dollar amount but cashed in to get some of those "undervalued" things. They can have them. Two weeks ago those stocks were shunned like the plaque. Now they are KING. Hm. If nothing else I was pretty right with those economists etc. calling the world economies in the toilette. It was much about nothing in the end. And it was supposed to be the end of the world. Figure the talking heads and Wall Street. I am still hanging on to some of my internets like AOL. Would have been better to take some profits in hindsight, but with my luck I would never find the right time to get back in. So I take some of the losses in my paper profits. It's painful to see my RNWK take a tumble like this. Even more so than AOL. At least I sold my NDB and AMTD. And I thought I had sold too soon. Whew. SEEK and a cpl other ones are starting to hurt pretty much also. Almost down 50% from their highs. And Yahoo and SFE are losers now. Pretty funny market. The breath is broadening out and now we are talking about technical damage. It seems that Wall Street is NEVER satisfied. Wow. What a turnaround in the DOW. Never mind the NAZ. I thought you had sold your SCH at a nice profit. Sonny