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To: Steven Finkel who wrote (19013)	1/20/2000 12:18:00 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Steven, as I have said many times, once listed stocks start, they tend to run longer than Nasdaq stocks. I can't answer your OPC question, as the stock is already up 500 or so percent. It could keep going, which I hope it does, or not. Bias is up. My target is 10. Warrants were discussed on the Rat thread, but I will make it easy for you, it will show up as OPC+, OPCWS, or OPC_t, depending on your system. Lots of time value left. Amex warrants are kind of difficult to track, but the payoff can be huge. Sold and bought back EVIS several times, which obviously would have been better to just let work, but I take profit on bb stocks when I can. No position in it now. A great pick, by the way. Congrats! Also, I miss a lot of things. Someone posted MTEK & MTEKW to me today, which is the old MGAS, which I traded like crazy in the past, sometimes buying under a buck. Rev. split, name change, and look at it now, and I missed it 'cause I dropped it off my hot list. Now I have to decide how much further it can run, and where I should begin entry, if at all. And I am really mad at myself for totally being blind to the recent move. That means I am getting lazy, need to spend more time looking.