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Technology Stocks : Data Race (NASDAQ: RACE) NEWS! 2 voice/data/fax: ONE LINE!
RACE 337.58-1.2%Jan 22 3:59 PM EST

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To: drakes353 who wrote (29795)11/5/1998 12:26:00 AM
From: Marshall  Read Replies (2) of 33268
 
90 day rule from date of notice Drakes and date of notice comes 30 days after any non-compliance is noticed. I haven't heard of any other notice being served and the only one served before then was for being under $1 bid for 30 days which gave them 90 days to get it back to $1 for 10 consecutive days.

The filing date of the 10-K means nothing, it's as of the date of the end of the fiscal year meaning June 30th, 1998, not sometime after. Nobody could make that statement without the formal Q-1 filed or it would be considered reporting cash levels inbetween reporting periods. Get out your rule books and take your attourneys to a little lunch together someday. You love to spout off stuff yet you refuse to disclose references.

We've been through these NASDAQ rules many times before and if you're short *again* you may be in deep trouble - but that's only my opinion.

If you're really brave enough write a long letter to skalla@datarace.com but since he knows you he may not take the trouble to answer.
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