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To: Stephen Yarger who wrote (124)	11/17/1999 8:24:00 AM
From: Daveyk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 223

That shows you clearly are not aware Thompson I Watch is not anything more than a decoy to lure the unsuspecting the wrong direction.It does not require firm orders.Better consider Level 2.This has been exposed for what it is by others;do some asking around about Thompson I Watch. Dave

To: Stephen Yarger who wrote (124)	11/17/1999 12:04:00 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 223

Promises, Promises. If an institution sends indications of interest to market makers, what can you conclude? Institutions have interest in every conceivable company including BB on down. When they send a circle it mostly means they want to know what are the stock conditions. That doesn't mean they are going to actualize their interest. ISPD is in a hot sector. Of course there's rising interest. If an institution shows interest and then does nothing, will you conclude the company is a dog? You will never make any sense out of thomsoninvest. Further, it isn't institutional buying or public buying which causes stock prices to rise persistently. That action only effects the price instantaneously. If there is no fundamental rational expectations for rising earnings, the stock will simply fall back to where it started on no volume. Except in a translating market this occurs quite often. Total demand and supply don't determine price. You are a beginner at the stock game and if you had anything to say about ISPD's products, you would have said it. You don't. You don't because that information isn't available. The only thing you can say is what is in the press already. Innuendo about your prowess and knowledge is just going to dig you in deeper. I accuse you of giving false and misleading information about both DSL and cable. Why bother? Trying to paint these two as adversaries is a popular amateur game. The consequence of that kind of thinking causes you to cut yourself off from opportunity. It's the old black and white syndrome. Investment is only gray.