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To: longtom who wrote (4753)	1/29/2000 10:42:00 AM
From: franka	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18222

The market did n't respond due to several factors. 1) The markets had a bad day. 2) The time of day the PR was put out. I for one always check PRs in the am for ecnc. I went to work then to the UNH hockey game (#1 in the nation) and did n't find out about the PR till 11pm last night. 3)The day traders do not like to be in over the weekend. I personally would rather see this stock have a slow steady strong climb to the $2.50 range over the next week. Verses a quick pop up to $2.50 then a profit taking sell off back down to $2.00. JMHO will find out on monday. franka oh ya long and strong lots of shares I'm not trading this puppy

To: longtom who wrote (4753)	1/29/2000 7:02:00 PM
From: Ronald P. Margraf Sr.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18222

Hi Tom, Well accordingly to the data, it did. It went to 2 sometime during the day. Now I have a lot of folks that are in this and watch all day at different periods in time, and no one said anything about this going to 2. So go figure. Now I have the same situation on another one of my stocks. The data shows it going to 30 but all present data shows it going no higher then 15. Now I don't know if these are gliches or if there really was a trade.? Now what I have noticed is that when we have one of these spikes up or down or gliches, the stock goes there with-in a day or two. Not only that but when we have had one of these spikes on the data, not only does it hit the spike but generally goes past in by 50% or close to a 100%. This has happened twice with ECNC and I don't know if it will happen on the other one that I have. So all I can say is that there is a whole lot of stuff going on here.;-)))) Is it a signal of things to come or is it just coincidence? Catcha on the upside, Ron