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To: Sir Francis Drake who wrote (22157)	5/5/1999 3:19:00 PM
From: Teflon	Respond to of 74651

Morgan, no need to worry about this discussion. I was serious though that we would all benefit from your input when you have the time to provide it. BTW, RTev and I never battle, we have great conversations (usually from opposite sides of the table) that generally lead to a higher level of understanding, at least for me. As far as SFE, I own it from 35 all the way up to 95, and would continue to buy it if it still traded there. See my post: Message 9339189 Also, I was serious this morning when I said that if the NASDAQ turns around by the end of the day, I see the tech blow off to be nearing a near term end. Once the internet stocks start heading higher, all the day traders will jump in with a vengence. Look at what the T/Media One announcement has done to ATHM and XCIT... Also, all this talk about communists and Clinton has turned me off a little as well, I wish people would just take it elsewhere. Stay involved, Teflon

To: Sir Francis Drake who wrote (22157)	5/5/1999 3:22:00 PM
From: Teflon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

FYI, folks, the NASDAQ is in the Green right now!!!! It may not hold, but the selling pressure is definitely subsiding a little. It's almost time for the Street (momentum players) to swing this ship around in the opposite direction. Teflon

To: Sir Francis Drake who wrote (22157)	5/5/1999 3:26:00 PM
From: Teflon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

Lock and load, folks: "AT&T cemented its position earlier with its winning $54 billion cash and stock bid to take over MediaOne. Microsoft has been hovering in the shadows since last week, when it signed a confidentiality pact giving it access to MediaOne's financial records, spurring speculation it might enter the takeover battle alone or on Comcast's side. Microsoft's shrewd maneuvering could give it a position of dominance in the broadband world approaching its dominance in desktop computers, said Scott McAdams, president of Seattle-based brokerage McAdams Wright Ragen. ''This is for all the marbles,'' he said. ''If they get AT&T -- and it sounds like they're going to get in there -- then they've won.'' Teflon