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To: tuck who wrote (11276)	7/22/1999 10:27:00 PM
From: Herm	Read Replies (2) of 14162

I think David's explanation and logic approach with the PUTs was pretty good. I will use that wording in the future. We all have to rely on the technicals more and go ahead and buy those PUTs at or in the money on normal pull-backs. As far as ITDS? I don't think a CEO would buy back his stock if there was a possibility of bad business. I read that he sold some of his stock at $24 last year and then this past March he was buying back in again around $10 to $12. These analysis play games with upgrades and downgrades. There is also a stock repurchase plan in effect with ITDS. These folks can buy some ITDS stock on the open market cheap now and put it on the side for compensation for the upper brass. A 35% growth rate is pretty steep.

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