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To: WallStreetTips who wrote (5839)	5/19/1999 8:53:00 PM
From: yahooker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

hey tips, just buy the whole float, why stop with 500 shares...

To: WallStreetTips who wrote (5839)	5/19/1999 10:12:00 PM
From: gridiron 99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

GNET is obviously an oversold stock, as this graph clearly reflects: askresearch.com A stock is oversold when the graph (the one below) hits 80-100 range, GNET's graph has been touching 100 for 2 days now. When I wanted to sell GNET, I asked myself this question. If I were not having GNET, from outside looking in. Would I buy GNET at such a good price. My anwser was I would. My conclusion is to continue to hold them is like to buy in now at good price. Now if you were to tell me why not sell now and buy back at lower price, then my answer is there is no guarantee it will go down more for me to get in. In the past, stocks took off after I sold them. I say no more this time. Nothing has changed fundamentally with GNET. I still believe so I will hold.