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To: freeus who wrote (283)	3/22/2000 3:18:00 PM
From: .Trev	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 415

Not really, there can be all kinds of reasons for NEEDING to be a shareholder, or for wanting to move a price. The size of the transaction implies probably that it was done by a legal beagle on behalf of somebody else. Most likely somebody needed access to documents such as the shareholder list which only a shareholder can demand to see. Might be an interesting meeting if mischief is afoot??? Can't be specific but IMHO it's a safe bet that it was a need to be a shareholder for some purpose rather than a burning drive to buy the shares as an investment. Cheers