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To: Robert Douglas who wrote (112)10/15/1999 11:51:00 AM
From: Sam  Respond to of 488
 
Robert,
<<Arggghhh, where will I find the time to do all this stuff?>>
I can sympathize with that.

DSS is now up over 2. I would suppose management is jumping in to buy. Buying $400 million worth of stock at 15-16 would mean buying back 15-20% of the company. It seems they got at least some stock during the great swoon down to 11, I hope they don't blow their entire wad in the next few weeks, I'm guessing that they'll have some better buying opps coming up, though even 16 isn't a bad buy.



To: Robert Douglas who wrote (112)10/15/1999 6:28:00 PM
From: Will Cunningham  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 488
 
Douglas, I think the analyst on the conference call was Shaw Wu from Bear Sterns. I doubt he has any reputation to go by on the Street. Regardless, I wish him the best, but he seemed unprepared and less than knowledgeable on the call. He only had one question about SDLT and then he was off. Maybe I should give him more of a break, but I don't like listening to newbies on these calls as any one of us could do as good a job in asking a few questions to DSS management. Like, hey Brown, are any of you chumps going to personally buy some stock down here? LOL