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To: lee kramer who wrote (43248)	6/4/1999 5:25:00 PM
From: SMALL FRY	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

NTBK - Lots and lots of towels tossed... but you got to wonder where the smart money was... I'd lay a 5 to 1 that the smart money were buying as fast as the skeerdy kats were selling. I held off selling today for more gains... I could have ( and tempted several times) let go at 1 3/4 points gain but decided to roll the dice once more... my 200 shares did stop the bleeding on this pig... <LOL> Horses? Try this: clipclop.com Could be (and I said COULD) a good spec investment for the horse lovers... SF

To: lee kramer who wrote (43248)	6/4/1999 10:18:00 PM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

Not as brave as you guys..I admit I had a slight temptation on NITE, but there were others that attracted me even more. Coincidentally the only time I've held either SWS, NITE, NTBK, or TBFC in the last few weeks, I had one good day day with NTBK, and TBFC was bought by EGRP on the second time, but other than that I'm still not jumping into those 4. But the reason NITE was on the watch list, among other reasons, was the much larger than usual blocks going through on the 'semi-up' days. That's the one I'd chance once again, but with the proliferation of new and interesting IPO's, telecommunications service and equipment stocks, electronics, etc. I seem to gravitate to them more. Much simpler sticking with old bellwhethers like YHOO, CMGI and AOL until things get clearer.