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To: wayne nikituk who wrote (898)	12/9/1999 12:50:00 PM
From: Mr. Tomatohead	Respond to of 3770

Dell and Gateway were eating CPQ's lunch, that writing was on the wall. Not an analogous call. Check Webster's for the definition of "analogy" or have somebody read it to you---I put my money where my mouth is...why don't you short it if you are so sure.

To: wayne nikituk who wrote (898)	12/9/1999 1:39:00 PM
From: JDN	Respond to of 3770

Dear Wayne: TYC situation is NOTHING like CPQ and I own CPQ also. CPQ's problems are far more serious. This is an accounting nature problem clear and simple. No one no where has questioned the operations of TYC. While T head may be a little too zealous he doesnt have to have his hopes smashed. This will be over, and it will certainly be over with one to two qtrs. Meanwhile company will continue to perform OPERATIONALLY as it has all along. If such operating results are as forecasted then I see no reason why TYC will not very quickly return to its former highs general market conditions allowing. JDN