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To: Fisherman1 who wrote (4458)	10/30/1999 4:42:00 PM
From: Scoobah	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5827

All it did was give me another opportunity to buy cheapstock from fools like you, that think it had more meaning than it did. I was never paid to tout their stock; that I do for fun.

To: Fisherman1 who wrote (4458)	10/30/1999 4:55:00 PM
From: Scoobah	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5827

DCH has now been featured or quoted 3 times this week, one) is the Associated Press, quoting DCHT director Bob Walker flash.oregonlive.com. two) is the Detroit news, quoting Dave Haberman detnews.com three) the Boating idustry magazine article: boating-industry.com My speculation is that with PLUG being public now, and sporting a $ 670 Million market cap, and BLDP sporting a $ 2 Billion plus marlet cap, DCHT will eventually rise to over $ 100,000,000 market cap, over the next year or so, which at 20,000,000 shares outstanding would be $ 5.00 I think for my portfolio that has been a risk worth taking all along, which is the bottom line for me. Meanwhile, you can stay long Ballard if you like which has nowhere to go stockwise but lower. The $28 support level was breached earlier this week, and short positions have an opportunity to be placed with a $2 stop loss on a close over $30. the downside target would be $22 to 24 initially, and if that broke, $ 16 to $18. At $ 15.00 it would still be sporting a $ 1.2 Billion market cap, which is still unreasonable, but hey, why listen to me, I think a $7 million market cap for DCHT is rediculously low, and so far I havent much competition in buying all the cheap stock I want. Eventually, I will be selling it to fools like you that suffer from poor foresight. Sincerely, Steve O pemfuelcells.com