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To: BONZ who wrote (10559)	4/1/1998 7:54:00 AM
From: Jim Brown	Read Replies (1) of 13949

Yes, That was basically the point. Now I'm really more confused as how a investment tide could turn so quickly. I have averaged down 3 times on PTUS from 18 3/4 till 9 1/2 and then again in the 5's It's not that I don't understand basic fluctations, but the numbers in that 10K seemed to me to be those of a fundamentally Strong, High Growth Company and I have a very big (for Me) investment in them ! And find these Huge Market fluctuations un-intelligable...I can understand the unhappiness with missed numbers but this Co. at least has some Positve earning already, and is but still learning how to be a Public Co. I can definetly see issues from the numbers with justifing 32/shr except this is Y2k-2...But can't hold 10 ?????????

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