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To: bobgh who wrote (1196)	11/9/1999 7:45:00 PM
From: Boplicity	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1412

I positives are adding up. 1) Mr. Softy with collar on. 2) A company that uses your technology putting full page ads in national magazines, Toshiba Business week. 3) Concentrating on an area that is exploding, Wireless and handheld access devices. 4) An up day on down market day 5) Getting close to the 52 week, most likely a blue sky break out. All and all, I had to buy back in this morning. Greg

To: bobgh who wrote (1196)	11/9/1999 7:47:00 PM
From: lazarre	Respond to of 1412

For those who have not caught this,well, here it is: NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Spyglass Inc. (SPYG) shares are up more than 30% this week as institutional investors have taken a closer look at the stock. Shares in Spyglass, a Naperville, Ill., provider of Internet software and services, rose 3 7/8, or 15%, to 29 13/16 Tuesday afternoon, on volume of 2.6 million, compared with the daily average of 564,161. The stock rose 25% Monday. Spyglass Chief Financial Officer Gary Vilchik said he has received an increasing number of inquiries about his company from institutional investors in recent weeks. He said institutional ownership of the company had been relatively low, at about 15%, and suggested that insitutions were looking for buying opportunities. Vilchik thinks the interest was sparked partly by the company's Oct. 20 release of third-quarter results. Spyglass reported earnings of 2 cents a share, a penny higher than the analysts' consensus. (MORE) DOW JONES NEWS 11-09-99 03:47 PM