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To: Walter Morton who wrote (8595)	11/23/1999 5:43:00 PM
From: cAPSLOCK	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18366

Thats funny.. I happen to own a Q Sound product. They make some pretty cool stuff to make stereo effects. I am quite familiar with the compnay, but own no stock in it. And the stock price seems to have held up quite well over a 5 year period: quote.yahoo.com For a company with earnings in the negative that makes a niche set of products thats not too bad. Furthermore... if you are depending on a PR firm to set the value for a stock, then you are not really an investor. That is the definition of a Pump and Dump scenario. Now I am not saying that PR is unimportant, but if someone was to think that to be the most important determining factor for a stocks value, they are either a fool, or crooked. I am more interested in a company's bottom line and future FINANCIAL potential than if a PR firm is making calls to folks to buy the stock... I want to own shares in companies which concentrate on selling PRODUCT as opposed to selling shares. Don't you? Seems to me EDIG actually has a bit of potential in product sales. As a matter of fact, until they prove themselves financially I hope the stock is thinly traded. Let the buyers come when the company starts to make $$. cAPSLOCK