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To: Ghassan I. Ghandour who wrote (1334)	10/8/1998 7:03:00 PM
From: Key West	Read Replies (1) of 5102

<<Just consider how INPR is doing, in this market, by comparison with other stocks, especially small techs, and you should see that it is holding well at these levels. Today, I bought back in some INPR (which I sold last week). >> Ghassan, I believe you have lost all your objectivity. Borl ( Inpr) has been without a doubt one of the biggest dogs on the NASD for much of the '90's. Down from $85 in 90 or 91 to where it is today. Now it is flatlining like most dead stocks do, and you marvel on how well it is holding up. Even worse, markets are volatile beyond belief, offering tremendous opportunity to trade, and you sell and buy back a dead flatliner! Accept the fact that this stock is going nowhere, with an impotent CEO at the helm who doesn't give a rat's ass about shareholders. Do yourself a favor and bail out. You will thank me down the road. Gene

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