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To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (63)	5/17/1999 2:14:00 PM
From: keta	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 168

Didn't you short NITE in the 50's (presplit)?

To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (63)	5/17/1999 3:53:00 PM
From: Stuart C Hall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 168

Hi A@P, RE: You should never get emotional about stock or get married to one Who got emotional? I wished you luck, recognized your play and flatly stated that as a SILK long you will come and go and I will still be here. I see a future for SILK and I know they are not a scam or they would not have the backing of CMGI. You do realize that CMGI will be "encouraging" all of their companies to use SILK's products. It seems to me that you are really beating the bushes on this one. I used to follow your thread and I don't recall you ever coming onto the shorted stock's board this often. Can I ask why this has changed? Truthfully and respectfully, I'd like to know. By the way, I'm in at 31. I'm up by ~55% percent in 3 days. Longer term I see the potential of further gain outweighing risk. So, I'm staying long. By my calculations you have made approximately 5% in one day. So we're both doing well but I see the long position outperforming the short on this particular stock. I wish you luck in making your profit and then you will be leaving. So far you haven't advanced any reasons for this stock to be overvalued while I have pointed out a very similar competitor in VIGN that is currently at a market cap of $2Billion. I'd be more than glad to hear your reasons and target price. I know that you try to help the small investor so if you have information that we haven't uncovered on the thread or financials that have been overlooked then please share. Regards, Stuart