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To: LemonHead who wrote (46)	6/24/2001 8:15:22 AM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) of 127

Hi Keith, I'm trying to do a quick study on SAWS and TQNT. I've been aware of both but not followed either. Looking back in time at their charts SAWS - siliconinvestor.com TQNT - siliconinvestor.com I see they both participated in the bloat that occurred in the telecom companies over the last couple of years. Recently they've both been giving pretty convincing signals relative to Williams %R compared to their run-ups. The signals over the last couple of months for buying in the mid-teens and selling on the way to the high twenties on TQNT look like a strong enough pattern that AIM should get pretty excited. Sales of both companies have been very strong for the last three to five years. SAWS last quarter shows that revenues have temporarily stalled. I'm sure that Wall Street wouldn't be kind under such circumstances. That's about all I can get from looking things over here on SI. There's no mention in their profiles of a potential merger, so I'll have to read up on that in NEWS or someplace. If I remember, you're already a SAWS holder, aren't you? I did note that price/book value of both companies and pure book value is similar for both stocks so shareholders shouldn't be too upset about a merger I wouldn't think. Neither is all that dilutive of the other. However, maybe there are shareholders with big losses that don't want anything in the way of a recovery. Let me know if you find anything further on either stock. Your finding out that having "strong hands" in SAWS stock in the way of employee stock participation and O&D of nearly 40% of outstanding shares is good news. Nothing like vested interest by insiders. With your on-line VL subscription were you able to find out similar stuff on TQNT? Best regards, Tom

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