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To: TallTrader who wrote (4312)	3/10/2000 11:49:00 AM
From: Eric Fader	Respond to of 4792

I like DIDA and am trying to buy some. Watched it from .18 to the .40s a few months ago and it never occurred to me that they were looking for a merger. OK, now, everyone listen up: if you want a 100-150% return in a very short period of time, IMO, buy CPSX at 3-3/32. It has bottomed here on the consolidation after running up quickly from .50 to $5.00 (wish I'd traded more at $4.75... oh well). Their Q is due out next week, and there is speculation that they will report excellent revenue growth and perhaps mention or hint at some new contracts. They are profitable and have NO DEBT. This is not a company that tends to blow its own horn much, so the Q and accompanying press release should give them a chance to do that. They are involved in heat dissipation for small electronics (wireless applications!), kind of the same business as those wacky superconductor stocks that became 10-baggers or 100-baggers last month. I expect a stock price for CPSX of 7-8, perhaps within a few weeks, if they hit radar screens after the earnings release. Big money was coming in on the last run. The float is only about 3 million, I believe. There are some smart people on both the SI and (surprisingly) RB threads for your DDing pleasure.

To: TallTrader who wrote (4312)	3/10/2000 2:53:00 PM
From: Tom Allinder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4792

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Mar 10, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Veridien Corp. (OTCBB:VRDE) announced an increase in the opening order from SunSwipe Inc. from $600 Thousand to $1 Million dollars. Veridien had previously announced that formation of a strategic business alliance with SunSwipe Inc., a unique company that develops and markets products and packaging for the mass merchandise consumer market. Initial projections of Mendy Felig, CEO of SunSwipe were entree into 15,000 retail outlets in the United States in the next eighteen months. Mr. Felig now states "Acceptance of our sunscreen impregnated towelettes by the retail buyers of both regional and national chains has exceeded our expectations and as a result of confirmed orders we have increased our opening order with Veridien to $ 1 Million dollars. To date we have sales to or definitive orders from 30 chains, encompassing approximately 10,000 individual retail stores. The Retailers are eager to get our products on their shelves as swiftly as possible."