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To: Rock who wrote (7600)	1/8/1999 4:38:00 AM
From: Jonathan S. Feingold	Read Replies (1) of 7685

I bought 25,000 shares of Syquest when it was between .125 and .225 a share. I figured that the stock was at its lowest and why not take a shot. In one week when the stock climbed from .125 to .62 a share I made over 10,000 on paper. The day it went to .62 a share I read about the line of credit being cut, and some company giving a very bad recommendation of Syquest. I said to myself should I sell Syquest at .62 a share and make a quick 10,000 profit, or hold onto it. I held onto all of the shares of Syquest because I dreamed that if Syquest ever went back to the single digits or higher range I was looking at a possible six figure profit. How do you think I feel? Anyway buy Bowne & Co. (BNE). It is around 16.4 now and will definitely go up to 25 by the end of June. Jonathan

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