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To: John Curtis who wrote (1174)	11/21/1999 6:00:00 PM
From: James W. Bradsh	Respond to of 1648

John, believe your prognostications are very possible and we all would probably like 30+ in 12 months. The weak hands that merely sell solely because they are at break even ($18-19)- tsk, tsk! Oh well, a common investment mistake - but it's their problem. Assuming the economy stays solid for another year TKLC appears primed to possibly reach your one year forecast, but we have to watch the fed and money rates. If rates remain modest, we'll probably be ok.

To: John Curtis who wrote (1174)	11/21/1999 8:06:00 PM
From: BWAC	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1648

<Once $19 is taken out me thinks we'll see ~$21 reeeal quick afterwards.> If that happens, crossing 20 and staying there, you will see 30 in less than 30 trading days. And if not, want to bet crossing 20 spikes both daily volume and volatility. Thus one can trade their way to 30 and beyond in the same time span. Just really, really need to get to January before that first sell/trade. Don't want to pay the government their share of my gains, from $7 1/2, for a year and a half. Hmmm. Maybe if TKLC runs strong the last month here there might just be a lack of sellers for tax reasons. Possible?