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To: BRAVEHEART who wrote (245)	3/6/2000 2:00:00 PM
From: tuck	Respond to of 423

Jeffrey, Do you follow BCHE? Screaming near term buy right now, IMO. Message 13066302 Still trying to figure out URI. The rental market is very competitive and fragmented. Rental rates are expected to be flat. URI has been making acquisitions, which is the right thing to do long term, particularly when the industry has depressed market cap, but URI has good earnings and cash flow. The downside is the debt that arises from that strategy. I can't remember what time frame you were looking for in terms of making big money. It may take a while for URI to digest and streamline. But I think management will be on an M&A learning curve, and future acquisitions will generally go more smoothly. This might be a long term pick: little downside, slow steady upside over next few years. Now looks like a good entry point. Keeping my eye on DSCM. I think Friday's jump was a flare to attract mo players attention. Now they'll run it down into the high teens one more time, and then the next stop is upper 20s, IMHO. Just from following action via 15 minute charts and in context of what we've discussed and researched so far. Looking at put prices and deltas for pending sale. Also check out BMET. Prosthetics maker, making money, at a good support level. Gotta go. Cheers, Tuck