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To: Luc Beaugrand who wrote (658)	8/11/1999 11:59:00 AM
From: Sailfish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1006

Is it just me or are there others out there who hold a somewhat similar opinion that this stock is being manipulated - i.e., being artificially held down...?? IMO, seems like only three houses (possibly a fourth also) appear to be involved... I can understand the concern over possible/probable problems associated with real or perceived Y2K problems, but what with their last three quarterly reports as well what this company has on the market, what they have coming on stream and the "Who's Who" with whom they are dealing, we should be experiencing some serious stock price appreciation. Is there a shake-out happening...?? Some of the houses doing the big buying appear to be same as those who are loading up the asks... Another consideration is that these outfits could be running a box on this stock... In any event, each scenario tends to point to the possibility of an eventual break-out... Once again, the small shareholder appears to be getting it in the ass... I foresee the time coming in the very near future where companies with this approach towards investors will find it exceedingly difficult to attract small shareholders who are their initial lifeblood...One thing's for sure, no institutional investors would even give any penny stock the time of day... The writing's on the wall... Regards....Ray