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To: Timothy Hall O'Brien who wrote (18406)	3/21/2000 8:53:00 PM
From: Steven R. Bergman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

I agree it's unusual. It usually does that just after a company announcement preannounced as being positive. So that means what? After the next announcement, it will still go down 50%, but from a lower level it won't seem like such a big deal? It won't go down at all, and the company will then issue a release hailing this as being positive? It will go up by 100% (to where it was yesterday)and the company will confirm this as definitely having been a positive announcement? So, good news is bad news, no news is bad news, and bad news is no news? I can hardly wait. SB

To: Timothy Hall O'Brien who wrote (18406)	3/22/2000 12:46:00 AM
From: Parker Benchley	Respond to of 19331

Tim, The accuracy of pink sheet reporting is something I believe as much as a Bohemian promise. There may have been strong buying all day with a small trade at the end for 1/4. We really don't know. If DCI really has something that will help us get healthy as shareholders we should know the direction soon. If the inevitable DCI Newsletter (out in 10-12 days, give or take 10-12 days-depending on what Dali painting you're believing) is a waste of pulp or a glittering dispatch, we'll know that soon enough too. If it's good news we should breathe a sigh as it should be demonstrated in our share price. If not, I'll expect a lot of righteous anger. None of us need nor want any more comments leading to the same empty table. It's time... Onward, George