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To: Ronald D. Bick who wrote (23)	12/28/1996 11:42:00 AM
From: Mark Mattson	of 120

Ronald, I hate to answer a question with a question but have you heard of a thirty day "quiet period" that follows a merger when a company is required to lay low before engaging in further mergers or acquisitions? I believe that Intek will increase in value following the first for three reasons. First--a series of acquisitions that will be announced after January 3 (in other words, thirty days after its merger of December 3). Second--to finance expansion, Intek will go on the road to create interest in the stock so that a secondary offering can be issued at $10 to $12 a share. To this end, I have heard that Lehman Brothers will be handling the offering. Third--it is encouraging that there is so little stock for sale. We have seen increases and decreases on very little volume. I can't help thinking that people are hanging on and those that are selling are doing so for tax purposes having bought earlier this year at $10 or $11. This stock has and will jump a buck or more in a day on the release of good news counteracting any short term decrease. I can only continue to recommend ADCM (see my earlier comments) at .23 a share. They are solidly in bed with Intek with a corporate mission of hitting the Nasdaq by mid-year at $3.00. Mark

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