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To: Scoobah who wrote (11231)	8/15/1999 4:43:00 PM
From: Mad2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18998

Your a joke, comparing DCHT with BLDP is like comparing WalMart to the corner drugstore. Despite that BLDP is overvalued and reflects mans desire to find the perpetual motion machine (like OE, AURA and TRBD). Ford and others have invested in BLDP so they don't have to spend the money researching the viability themselves, its pocket change however you can rest assured that 10-20 years from now IF fuel cells advance to the point where they are viable it will be the Fords, DM-C's that make the money, not BLDP. Automakers surive in the most competitive manufacturing business on earth and they hate it when their supplier's make any money at all. The Fuel Cell business is a R & D business for the 5-10 years. So DCHT makes a sensor, big deal! It would be a big deal if they could make money instead of loose it. Losses of 100 grand per employee you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out their game. Steve you had to sell your 100,000 share of DCHT to feed yourself. That speaks for your track record in this greatest of bull markets. EOD this is a waist of time and energy. Mad2