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To: freelyhovering who wrote (122)	12/6/1997 12:09:00 AM
From: John F. Poteraske	Read Replies (3) of 1916

Myron-I looked at batsw,brliw,brliz before and I didn't like them. I prefer if the common is $4 or greater, and I prefer close to exercise price and the warrants around $1-$1.50. Also the more time left on the warrants the better. Look for good fundamentals and if you can get a decent looking chart with a good formation(basing etc.) the better. Look back on my previous posts-at the moment the one's with the best chances of a good percentage gain bgnws-had a nice move would sell half, and ride for free on the other half. candn miniw solpw tmeiw I believe tmeiw & solpw look the best, but that could change. Regarding ntawf-I won't touch them based on the data provided that the call price is 25ish and the exercise price is $20.40-the warrant sells for $4. I just don't like the fact that if the above is correct that if the stock gets to $25 the warrant can be called and the reward is minimal. Laci-Low priced common stock-noticed they extended the date for 2 years. JP

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