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To: Rande Is who wrote (21852)	3/7/2000 3:10:00 PM
From: Steven Finkel	Respond to of 57584

I appreciate the response, Rande. I guess I have more risk tolerance than most. My feeling is that since the warrants don't expire for quite some time, the odds of my beating the return on the commons is pretty good. I also don't really intend to convert the warrants, but sell them at some point. You make valid points, but I am not afraid to "pay the premium" now, for a chance at a greater return later. All I need is an RDOC advance to 4 to equal the intrinsic value that the warrants currently are trading at, and everything after that is gravy. I also guarantee that if RDOC heats up and heads toward 4, the warrants aren't going to be sitting at 2.25 until the stock passes 4 either. However it works out, I'll keep you posted and appreciate your response. So far, Onssw, ntcsw, lpthz have all served me very well, I hope to make it 4/4.