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To: still learning who wrote (14918)	5/25/1999 8:25:00 PM
From: JC Reddy	Respond to of 99985

What's for tomorrow? I am very pissed with Nasdaq and Internets in specific. I want to see something stronger than last November's recovery.

To: still learning who wrote (14918)	5/25/1999 8:46:00 PM
From: Jon Stept	Respond to of 99985

still learning, re:"Diff between the food industry and the inets..." I don't mind you jumping in with a great point- as a matter of fact, thank you. However, you seem to be making my point in another way when you mention that restaurants are somehow different as a business because they aren't heavily capitalized. I dare say, that they are no different on the business playing field, each is a new competitor, each has seen an opportunity and wishes to fill a customer need. The internets don't have a double failure chromosome as opposed to the restaurants or any other industry- any new business is risky. Yes, since the public companies are composed of millions of investors they get the press and since it is a fashionable industry, even more so. Every new business is the result of someone who wants to realize a vision. You indeed can compare one vision to another; the amount they are capitalized does not change their essence, nor the value of their success or failure. Just my opinion. Jon :)